The competition is open to children aged 10 to 13
Children aged between 10 and 13 are being asked to design a new hoarding for Casement Park ahead of construction on the stadium commencing.
Working under the guidance of experienced community artists, the young people will showcase their talents on the new hoarding at the site, in advance of construction work commencing.Key themes that the community artists will explore with the young people will "reflect the many benefits that the stadium will provide to the whole community, including Gaelic Games and sport, economic regeneration, employment and skills and culture, heritage and the arts".
“This exciting new arts initiative, which will breathe new life into the external façade of the stadium, is a catalyst for the change that will take place at the Casement Park which will create wonderful experiences and will leave a lasting legacy."
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