The Defence Ministry meanwhile allocated money to reconstruct Sliac airport (
Banska Bystrica Region), the Hospodarske Noviny daily reported.
Sportsmen will compete on 10 branhes of sport in the prestigious contest, hosting by
Banska Bystrica, Slovakia.
Held at the Baku Crystal Hall, the EYOF 2019 closing ceremony brought together Azerbaijan's First Deputy Prime Minister, chairman of the Organizing Committee of the 15th Summer European Youth Olympic Festival Yagub Eyyubov, Vice-President of the European Olympic Committees (EOC) Niels Nygaard, Mayor of the next host city of the festival, Slovakia's
Banska Bystrica region Jan Nosko, heads of delegates of the participating countries and others.
The 2007 world champion, now 33, has competed just once this winter, but showed decent form by leaping 2.31m in
Banska Bystrica. Birmingham-based Robbie Grabarz, who shared the Olympic bronze medal in 2012 and took silver in Portland, is the local hope.
Meet first leg of International High Jump Tour which will climax in Trincec, Czech Republic, on February 11 Raajiv Tripathi DOHA Fresh from his world-leading jump in Tehran, Qatar's Mutaz Essa Barshim is back at the
Banska Bystrica High Jump Meet With Music in Banska-Bystrica, Slovakia after a gap of two years.
Four years ago Mr Kotleba shocked the country by winning in the central region of
Banska Bystrica.
Alarms should have been ringing after a pre-season which saw them lose all six of their away games, including an embarrassing defeat by their farm team, Slovak champions
Banska Bystrica.
Champions Hockey League: Group A: Taparra Tampere (Finland), Red Bull Salzburg Austria), Grizzlys Wolfsburg (Germany),
Banska Bystrica (Slovakia).
Embassy in Bratislava hosted the American envoys for a visit that took them from Bratislava to
Banska Bystrica and Dolny Kubin, the home of Slovakia's National Sledge Hockey Team.
Based on the marking of coordinates, they create a triangle among locations:
Banska Bystrica, Nitra and Nove Mesto nad Vahom.
Manager: Mark Hughes Position last season: 9th Nickname: The Potters Ground: Britannia Stadium Capacity: 28,383 Players in: Bojan Krkic (Barcelona, undisclosed), Steve Sidwell (Fulham, free), Phil Bardsley (Sunderland, free), Mame Biram Diouf (Hannover, free), Dionatan Teixeira (
Banska Bystrica, undisclosed) Players out: Michael Kightly (Burnley, undisclosed), Mark Hughes | Matthew Etherington (released) Key man: Peter Odemwingie Chances: Many expected Stoke to struggle last season following the departure of Tony Pulis, but Hughes' new-look side eventually found their way to a deserved top-half finish.