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Sports Centre in Ribeira Brava opens to the public on Monday
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Sports Centre in Ribeira Brava opens to the public on Monday

dnoticias.pt4 September 2026 at 16:23

The Madeira Sports Centre, located in Ribeira Brava, will be open to the general public next Monday, the date it marks 19 years of existence. A note from the Regional Secretariat for Equipment and Infrastructure explains that this "Open Day" aims to bring this sports facility even closer to the population and provide everyone with the opportunity to get to know, experience and live the Sports Centre. The initiative invites families, athletes, young people and practitioners of the various sports modalities to participate in this celebration.

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