St Conleth's Park

#17 among destinations in Ireland

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St Conleth's Park, a cornerstone of community sports in Newbridge, County Kildare, Ireland, stands as a testament to the enduring passion for Gaelic games in the region. This sports venue, primarily known for hosting Gaelic football and hurling matches, is the main grounds of the Kildare Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA).

Named in honor of St Conleth, a patron saint of the area, the park resonates with the echoes of cheering crowds and the thunderous applause for local and visiting teams alike. With a capacity to accommodate thousands of spectators, St Conleth's Park is not just a place for athletes to showcase their skills but also a gathering spot for the community, fostering a spirit of camaraderie and local pride.

The venue has witnessed countless memorable matches, including local club contests and inter-county fixtures, and has played a significant role in the development of the sport within the county. It serves as a battleground where athletes strive for excellence, and where the young and old come together to celebrate their shared heritage and love for the traditional Irish sports.

Alternative names: Capacity: 6200Coordinates: 53°10'47"N, 6°47'41"W

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