Marlay Park Soccer Pitches
Marlay Park, in Rathfarnham, Dublin 14,
came into public ownership in 1972 and was opened to the public in 1975.
The park covers an area of 120 hectares. There are nine football pitches
in the park and are under the management of Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County
Council. There are five soccer pitches and four GAA pitches. Marlay Park
also contains a nine hole par 3 golf course, a cricket pitch, tennis courts,
and a BMX cycle track.
There are two main entrances to Marlay
Park 1) Marlay House car park entrance on the Grange Road and 2)
car park entrance on the College Road.
Below is a detailed map of all of the soccer
pitches in Marlay Park. The map may take a moment or two to load fully.
The soccer pitches are highlighted below and for completeness sake we
have also included GAA pitches in the park that are marked by the black
letters. To locate a particular pitch please use the controls (top left
of the map) to zoom in or click on the link below to view a larger map
of the location of the soccer pitches in Marlay Park.
What Soccer Clubs Play Football on a
Pitch in Marlay Park?
The following football clubs play their
home soccer matches in Marlay Park. Where known we also include the football
pitch number.
Clubs & Teams
that Play Football Matches on a Pitch in Marlay Park, Dublin
|
| Club |
Pitch No
|
Club |
Pitch No
|
| Broadford
Rovers FC |
1,4 & 6
|
Spartak
Dynamo |
3 & 5
|
| Clonskeagh Crescents
FC |
3
|
Stedfast United |
6
|
| Grant City FC |
3
|
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If your club is not listed here please contact
Soccer-Ireland.com with your club details for a free listing.
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Contact Details
Parks & Landscape Services Department,
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council, Level 3, County Hall, Marine Road,
Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin. Phone: 01 205 4700 / Email:
parks@dlrcoco.ie
Click on this link to check
the playability of Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Council Football Pitches
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