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We are preparing the next phase of development at Dunsilly including terracing, new, full size, floodlit 4G pitch & 3/4 size training pitch; space for emergency vehicles, public toilets, kitchen facilities and meeting rooms, Inter county standard changing rooms, hurling wall

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