Claim: The Show Grounds Greyhound Track was built to hold 20,000 people, with room to park 1,000 cars , and five prices levels for different areas of the grandstand---much of the structure, such as the jumping enclosure,  had already been in place from previous use ---and there was tram service to Ballintemple.
Evidence: There was excellent accommodation for 20,000 people, car parking was for 1,000 cars and the kennels were listed as exhibition kennels allowing the public to view them. There was a tram service to Ballintemple and there were three price bands for the three areas of the grandstand, the special enclosure and the popular enclosure. In early 1928 the new stadium took shape, the construction was simple because there was already much in place such as the jumping enclosure where spectators viewed the show jumping from previous shows.