Munster Pitch left unplayable by vandalism
15 September 2005, 3:26 pm
By Jonathan McConnell
Following vandalism at Thomond Park, Limerick on Wednesday which severely damaged the pitch, it has been determined that the surface will remain unplayable until October 22nd.
A full assessment of the damage is being undertaken today and following this the exact course of repairs will be established. All scheduled games for Thomond Park during this period will be moved to alternative venues.
 
The Irish Rugby Football Union and Munster Branch have expressed their total disbelief and condemnation of this random act of vandalism and will be ensuring that the Thomond Park pitch will be reopened as soon as possible.
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