Finn Park, Football stadium in Ballybofey, Ireland.
Finn Park is a football stadium in Ballybofey featuring three main spectator areas: the Navenny Road side, the Town End terrace, and the Gantry viewing slope. The field is surrounded by these different stands that accommodate spectators for matches and events.
The stadium opened with its first recorded football match in May 1954, marking the start of its role in Irish football. Since then it has grown into an established sporting venue in the Donegal region.
The stadium serves as a gathering place for football supporters throughout the region and shapes the sporting life of County Donegal. Match days bring people from surrounding communities together and create a focal point for local identity.
The stadium is accessible by bus from Ballybofey Main Street, and parking is available after crossing the bridge from Stranolar. The location on the edge of town makes arrival and departure straightforward for visitors.
The ground sits on elevated terrain, creating natural vantage points throughout the venue. This topographic feature gives spectators good sightlines across the entire pitch.
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