synthetic goalmouths

[Mid Mon]

plastic grass just 6 yard box.

What sport are you playing?

[aroundincircles]

OR the small square or whatever the feck you call it.

[bennydorano]

I know there's something like that in dundalk, anyone know whereabouts?

Oriel Park is a completely synthetic pitch but I think these boys are on about special sections for around the goals

No, it's a GAA complex, Darvagh??

[holylandsniper]

I know there's something like that in dundalk, anyone know whereabouts?

Oriel Park is a completely synthetic pitch but I think these boys are on about special sections for around the goals

No, it's a GAA complex, Darvagh??

Darver, it's one of the best around - fine complex
http://louth.gaa.ie/page/darver_development.html

[No1]

Maybe the bounce is a bit high from a long ball but they seem ok if your club can afford them!!

If you let the ball bounce in there you don't deserve to be playing on a decent pitch.

[youngfella]

I know there's something like that in dundalk, anyone know whereabouts?

Oriel Park is a completely synthetic pitch but I think these boys are on about special sections for around the goals

No, it's a GAA complex, Darvagh??

Darver, it's one of the best around - fine complex
http://louth.gaa.ie/page/darver_development.html

Thats a amazing looking, how they fund that?

[m_the_d]

Patrickswell have artificial goalmouths, they seem ok, just the hop of the ball as previously said.

I was up in Darver a couple of weeks ago, nice set up alright, 6 full size floodlit pitches, one of them artificial.

[Sligoper]

Yeah Saint Marys GAA beside me have them.

[AFS]

I know there's something like that in dundalk, anyone know whereabouts?

Oriel Park is a completely synthetic pitch but I think these boys are on about special sections for around the goals

No, it's a GAA complex, Darvagh??

Darver, it's one of the best around - fine complex
http://louth.gaa.ie/page/darver_development.html

Thats a amazing looking, how they fund that?

By not spending a penny on their county pitch. Not a bad idea in my opinion, I would have much perferred one of these in Armagh and for the county to stay playing in Cross than the situation now, where we've a half arsed training complex and a half arsed county ground.

[bennydorano]

Anyone got any photos of what the synthetic goalmouth area looks like?

[youngfella]

I know there's something like that in dundalk, anyone know whereabouts?

Oriel Park is a completely synthetic pitch but I think these boys are on about special sections for around the goals

No, it's a GAA complex, Darvagh??

Darver, it's one of the best around - fine complex
http://louth.gaa.ie/page/darver_development.html

Thats a amazing looking, how they fund that?

By not spending a penny on their county pitch. Not a bad idea in my opinion, I would have much perferred one of these in Armagh and for the county to stay playing in Cross than the situation now, where we've a half arsed training complex and a half arsed county ground.

your right, county grounds are under used its horrible how little use they get. Casement is used about half-dozen a year. The care takers are on it more often that the players