For Immediate Release
Contact:
Rebekah Bannon
DKIT P.R.
Dundalk
Co.Louth
Mobile:087xxxxxxx
Email:rebekah@studentmail.dkit.ie
Date: 3 December 2008
Rebekah Bannon
DKIT P.R.
Dundalk
Co.Louth
Mobile:087xxxxxxx
Email:rebekah@studentmail.dkit.ie
Date: 3 December 2008
Dundalk's first dry ski slope creates 20 new jobs locally.
Dundalk's first dry ski slope creates 20 new jobs locally. Dundalk is set to open the first dry ski slope just in time fort Christmas 2008 and with it 20 jobs will be created locally.
The ski slope was built by Sanderson Design which will be located in Ravensdale village just north of Dundalk town. Dundalk was chosen as the home of the dry ski slope as it is a mid-way location between Dublin and Belfast. Sanderson design hopes to attract both amateur and professional skiers from both sides of the border.
The slope is set to open on Friday 5th December at 11am. Local radio station LMFM will be doing a live broadcast from the base of the slope and there will be festive treats for everyone who turns up.
Minister for Justice and local resident Dermot Ahern, a self -confessed extreme sports enthusiast said: 'At this time of economic difficulty, it's wonderful news that 20 jobs are going to be created locally as Dundalk's first dry ski slope opens. I wish everyone concerned the very best of luck with this enterprise, which comes at a welcome time for the town.
Ski instructors are available at all times and can be hired by the hour. The dry ski slope holds a maximum of 200 people and ski gear is available for hire on entry to the slope.
The admission is 20 euro for two hours, with special rates for students, children and the elderly.
For further information call 042 9323456 o visit www.dundalkski.ie
The ski slope was built by Sanderson Design which will be located in Ravensdale village just north of Dundalk town. Dundalk was chosen as the home of the dry ski slope as it is a mid-way location between Dublin and Belfast. Sanderson design hopes to attract both amateur and professional skiers from both sides of the border.
The slope is set to open on Friday 5th December at 11am. Local radio station LMFM will be doing a live broadcast from the base of the slope and there will be festive treats for everyone who turns up.
Minister for Justice and local resident Dermot Ahern, a self -confessed extreme sports enthusiast said: 'At this time of economic difficulty, it's wonderful news that 20 jobs are going to be created locally as Dundalk's first dry ski slope opens. I wish everyone concerned the very best of luck with this enterprise, which comes at a welcome time for the town.
Ski instructors are available at all times and can be hired by the hour. The dry ski slope holds a maximum of 200 people and ski gear is available for hire on entry to the slope.
The admission is 20 euro for two hours, with special rates for students, children and the elderly.
For further information call 042 9323456 o visit www.dundalkski.ie
Contact:
Rebekah Bannon
DKIT P.R.
Dundalk
Co.Louth
Mobile:087xxxxxxx
email:rebekah@studentmail.dkit.ie
Rebekah Bannon
DKIT P.R.
Dundalk
Co.Louth
Mobile:087xxxxxxx
email:rebekah@studentmail.dkit.ie
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