Connacht GAA Air Dome destroyed

Connacht GAA's Air Dome blown down in Storm Éowyn
Connacht GAA's Air Dome indoor playing facility in county Mayo has been blown down during Storm Éowyn. The £2.6m facility, which was opened in 2020 and is located at Connacht GAA's Centre of Excellence at Bekan near Ballyhaunis, regularly hosts inter-county matches in the winter months as well as being used as a training venue.
Connacht GAA air dome destroyed during Storm Éowyn
Connacht GAA air dome in Co Mayo has been destroyed during Storm Éowyn. The inflated roof of the multimillion pound indoor playing facility was blown down at around 4am on Friday amid gale force winds sweeping the island of Ireland.
Connacht GAA Air Dome destroyed as Storm Eowyn batters the country
The €3.1 million facility, located at the Connacht GAA Centre of Excellence, has been destroyed by Storm Eowyn.
£3million GAA Air Dome demolished by record-breaking Storm Eowyn winds
The facility had been used to house numerous games since 2022 with Spanish giants Barcelona even visiting as they planned a similar building
Connacht GAA Air Dome worth €3.1 million destroyed by storm winds in Mayo
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