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Croke Park Bloody Sunday: The Day Gaelic Football Turned Deadly
Thousands made their way to Croke Park in Dublin for a game of Gaelic football. Dublin…
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Why Is Camp Nou Being Rebuilt?
Camp Nou was already one of football’s most iconic stadiums. So why is Barcelona rebuilding it?…
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Why Was the Maracana Built So Big?
The Maracana was built for crowds approaching 200,000 and for a country that wanted football to…
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Raila Odinga International Stadium: Can Kenya Design National Identity?
Before Nairobi’s new national stadium has hosted its first great match, Kenya has already covered it…
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The Stadium Built for the Days Without a Crowd
In September, Paloma Mizuho Stadium will become the centre of the Asian Games. Nagoya has spent…
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San Siro History Through a Century of Milan
San Siro has never stopped changing. Across 100 years, every new version of the stadium reflected…
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Dortmund Yellow Wall: Has Global Fame Changed the Südtribüne?
Long before they arrive in Dortmund, most visitors already know what the Yellow Wall is supposed…
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Why Dublin kept Tolka Park
In October 2016 Shelbourne made a decision that seemed to settle the future of Tolka Park.…
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How did Ten Cent Beer Night turn into a riot?
Cleveland wanted to fill its enormous stadium with a simple promotion: beer for ten cents. A…
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Why did thousands seek safety inside Amahoro Stadium
Amahoro means peace. In Kigali, the name belongs to Rwanda’s national stadium. It was built for…
