Eamonn Deacy Park, Football stadium in Terryland, Galway, Ireland.
Eamonn Deacy Park is a football stadium located in Galway that features multiple stands arranged around the pitch with a total capacity of around 5000 spectators. The ground includes modern facilities for both players and visiting fans.
The ground was established in 1950 for football use and has served as a home for local clubs ever since. Over time, facilities have been upgraded and expanded to meet the needs of modern sport.
The stadium bears the name of Eamonn Deacy, a celebrated footballer who played for both Galway United and Aston Villa during his career.
The location is accessible by free parking available through a narrow driveway entrance. Inside, a clubhouse provides changing facilities and a viewing area for spectators.
The venue regularly hosts League of Ireland matches alongside national youth competitions throughout the year. This makes it a significant venue for multiple levels of competitive football.
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