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FINAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOvember 2020
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Croke Park to host criminal trials during first three months of 2021
Trials will be held in conference facilities at the GAA venue from mid-January. By Stephen McDermott Tuesday 29 Dec 2020, 6:30 AM Dec 29th 2020, 6:30 AM 33,190 Views 24 Comments
Image: James Crombie/INPHO
Image: James Crombie/INPHO
THE COURTS SERVICE is set to use Croke Park to hold criminal trials during the first three months of the new year.
Trials will be held in conference facilities at the GAA venue from mid-January to provide an area that allows those who work in and appear before the courts to do so safely.
The stadium will provide space for three courts to sit, and it is planned to hold up to 200 court sitting days from January to March 2021.
Only weeks after hosting winter All-Ireland finals, Croke Park is about to witness clashes of a very different kind.
A contract has been agreed for the holding of criminal trials there for three months, beginning in the middle of next month.
Under the deal, the Courts Service will pay the GAA €437,000 for the use of the ground s conference facilities, which are viewed as ideal for facilitating compliance with pandemic social distancing requirements.
It is expected to cost an additional €302,000 to run the courts there over the three months when security, catering and information and communications technology (ICT) costs are taken into account.