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Tá sé fógartha ag Rugbaí Laighean go n-aistreofar go Staid Aviva an séasúr seo chugainn, de bharr oibreacha ag an RDS.
Agus an dáta deimhnithe le haghaidh athnuachan na dTicéad Séasúir don séasúr seo chugainn, dheimhnigh Rugbaí Laighean tráthnóna inniu go n-imreoidh an club a chluichí Craobh Rugbaí BKT United agus Chorn na Seaimpíní Investec amach as an RDS do shéasúr 2024/25.
Mar gheall ar athnuachan phleanáilte ar an RDS ní dócha go mbeadh sé ar fáil le húsáid agus mar thoradh air sin, bhí rogha eile ag teastáil don séasúr atá romhainn.
Mar thoradh air sin, imreoidh Rugbaí Laighean tromlach a chuid cluichí san URC agus Corn na Seaimpíní i Staid Aviva, agus beidh Páirc an Chrócaigh ag óstáil roinnt cluichí i rith an tséasúir freisin.
Leanfar ar aghaidh ag imirt cluichí i gCraobh Idirchúige na mBan Vodafone ag Páirc Energia, Domhnach Broc.
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