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Stadium

Finn Park

Ireland flag Ballybofey, Ireland

Capacity
4,200
Opened
1954
Surface
Grass
Location
Ballybofey, Ireland

About Finn Park

Set beside the River Finn in Ballybofey, County Donegal, the ground staged its first recorded Finn Harps fixture in May 1954 and began hosting League of Ireland football in 1969. Three sides are in use: the covered Shed on the Navenny Street flank, holding roughly 1,500 and containing the ground's 350-odd seats; the uncovered Town End terrace behind the north goal; and a raised bank known as the Gantry, which carries the broadcast position. The River End embankment stays closed. In April 1971 the Republic of Ireland met Yugoslavia here in an Olympic qualifier; new dressing rooms arrived in 2020 and a bar in 2025.

Home club

Finn Harps Football · Irish First Division
Finn Harps FC is an Irish football club from Ballybofey, in County Donegal in the north-west.

Fixtures at this ground

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