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Why it's time to reduce the size of Casement Park and finally get some shovels in the ground

Why it's time to reduce the size of Casement Park and finally get some shovels in the ground

Lee Costello
At the weekend, Antrim's season officially came to a close following yet another humiliating defeat, this time at the hands of Wexford.
This year, the Saffrons have suffered relegation to Division Four, a first round defeat in the Ulster Championship and a dismal Tailteann Cup where they were ripped apart by Westmeath, Limerick and finally the Model County.

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Why it's time to reduce the size of Casement Park and finally get some shovels in the ground
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Why it's time to reduce the size of Casement Park and finally get some shovels in the ground

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