Munster GAA is in the process of carrying out a feasibility study into the cost and potential location of a new dome, provincial chairman Tim Murphy has confirmed. “We are doing a feasibility study on it at the moment in relation to a) where it might be located and b) the costs associated with it,” the Munster GAA chairman told the Irish Examiner. While Munster GAA have not yet arrived at an approximate cost figure, Murphy said it will be well north of what their Connacht counterparts forked out. And obviously there has been inflation since the Connacht dome was built, so it certainly would cost more, but what figure, we haven't got to that point yet.”While the construction of a Munster GAA dome is a “priority”, it is not a “short-term objective”. The dome is certainly a priority, but it is probably more a medium-to-long-term priority once the six counties are sorted.”The Connacht GAA air dome is expected to be operational in April following extensive storm damage last year.

Source: Irish Examiner January 26, 2026 20:31 UTC