Stadium Reviews

Although the access to Ferrycarrig Park is awful, the pleasant but modest facilities and welcoming atmosphere make it a worthwhile trip.

Forty minutes commute from Dublin is the coastal town of Bray and the Carlisle Grounds, home of Bray Wanderers FC.

Boasting some of the best facilities in the League of Ireland, Cork City FC also play to one of the biggest average attendances.

Dundalk FC were founded in 1903, nicknamed ‘The Lilywhites’ for their predominantly white kit.

Longford Town FC were established in 1924 and played in the local leagues up until they were elected to the League of Ireland in 1984.

Markets Field is a decent venue to watch football and one a lot of ground hoppers may wish to visit as it only re-opened in June 2015.

If you have any interest in football and particularly Irish history, then Drogheda is a fine destination to visit.

Set in the northwest of Ireland is the scenic town of Sligo, a popular tourist area and home to Sligo Rovers FC.

Richmond Park is another intriguing League of Ireland venue, fulfilling some of the basic needs that fans want; homely, scenic and friendly.

Dalymount Park is a famous north Dublin soccer ground that opened in 1901 in the Phibsborough district of the city.

Derry City, known as ‘The Candystripes’ for their distinctive red and white striped shirts were formed in 1928.