Scott Tallon Walker scores in Cork
19.12.2014
Author: Michael Earley
Michael is a technical architect and software developer. He is involved in both the project management and day to day operation of Building Information Modelling for technically demanding projects across all sectors.
Páirc Uí Chaoimh, home of Cork GAA, has been granted full planning permission following a design process that included a rigorous public consultation process, a core strength of designers Scott Tallon Walker, the country’s leading stadium architects.
Work starts immediately on the new stadium and it will open in early 2017. The new ‘Páirc’ will provide 45,000 spectators with the most comfortable yet intimate stadium in the country, as well as a new premium level the media will be pleased at the emphasis on their comfort.
There will also be a new Centre of Excellence, a second full sized arterial pitch and a new GAA Museum on the site. The new stadium may also be part of Ireland’s Rugby World Cup bid.
