1991 Erection of stand and general ground improvements for Connacht Club Championship against Clan na nGael. Expendure £6,892. Sponsored Cycle Lucan - Drumshanbo makes £1,602. Oliver Lee and Tim Mannion carry other improvements during the early 90's with turnstile installed and dug outs built.   1995 Mayoral campaign launched by Paddy Higgins. Candidates Gerry Dolan and Eamonn Mc Gowan raised £9,300.   1996-'97 Appeal to supporters realises £8,300 in Interest Free Loans. Second Fas Scheme with Eamonn Mc Gowan in charge. Fencing of pitch and drainage cost £8,338. Stand relocate and roadway laid. New Entrance, Training ground excavated and cleared.   1999 New concrete approach road to pitch laid. Entrance area to grounds tarmacked. Scoreboard erected. Over the decade lottery funds £11,000 and Connacht Council Grants £4,800 were received.  The club is fortunate to have a range of essential skills and services available from its members on a voluntary basis. Philip Fee, Park Chairman back in '73 has been involved in the supervision, costing and pricing of most Park projects over the years right up to now. Terry Mc Govern just finished his second spell as Club Chairman, has acted as Engineer on all Park schemes in the 90's. The dedication of Eamonn Mc Gowan to the care and improvement of the Park on a day to day basis on the ground is unparalled.   3 May 99 Park is re-dedicated to Shane Mc Gettigan and a memorial erected in his honour. Plaque unvieled to commemorate Captain Jim Vaugh and those before us who have paved the way for to-days progress.