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ice dome owned by dkit

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  • 26-09-2013 2:23pm
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    cena
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    Anyone know if this is true that dkit have brought the ice dome?


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    Wisco
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    Think I saw something on FB about them buying that whole complex, but the article (from the Dundalk paper) said the ice rink wouldn't be opening, at least for the moment. Read it a few weeks ago so the details are a bit hazy!


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    Wisco
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    Here's a link: http://talkofthetown.ie/2013/08/27/dundalk-it-conclude-purchase-of-jjb-complex/


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    Waitsian
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    http://talkofthetown.ie/2013/11/07/dundalk-ice-dome-set-to-reopen-in-the-new-year/


    Here's hoping - cross the fingers and toes all! :)


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    Wisco
    Registered Users Posts: 637 ✭✭✭Wisco


    That would be great! Although I see the IIHA president issued a retraction on the article (on a post from the IIHA FB page) that sparked this as he said the Dundalk article had taken some of his statements out of context, or something like that. Hate to be a pessimist (and hope I'm wrong!) but refuse to believe it until I can skate on it.


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    Waitsian
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    Wisco wrote: »
    That would be great! Although I see the IIHA president issued a retraction on the article (on a post from the IIHA FB page) that sparked this as he said the Dundalk article had taken some of his statements out of context, or something like that. Hate to be a pessimist (and hope I'm wrong!) but refuse to believe it until I can skate on it.

    I believe it's open to tender and the new owners want to keep the building as is ie a rink, so all being well we'll have public skating sessions again in Dundalk.


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