Irish rugby is at an all-time high in popularity and our international football team's World Cup qualifying campaign is on track under the stewardship of one of the game's legendary managers, so it's understandable if the Irish public are impatient to pass through the turnstiles of the new Aviva Stadium to see their heroes perform on a fitting stage. However, if Michael Greene, the man responsible for ensuring that the project is delivered on schedule and on budget by April 2010, feels any pressure, it's not showing. Speaking early on a May morning to the Journal, he was relaxed and ready to discuss in detail the project which he is confident will significantly enhance the city's sporting and cultural life.
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