Rural beauty and an urban masterpiece.
Last Friday, we asked for your help in finding Ireland’s most scenic pitches. Be it football, GAA or rugby, we wanted to see the best our island nation had to offer.
You guys did not disappoint.
Here are some of Ireland’s best spots to play ball.
St Mary’s of Maudlintown (Trespan Rock), Co. Wexford
Inis Oirr, Aran Islands, Co. Galway
@SportsJOEdotie this is nice from @johnnyoconn: Inis Oirr, one of the Aran islands, bit windy mind ! pic.twitter.com/tIVOBHZn6T
— Sporting Cork (@SportingCork) May 28, 2015
Carrowmena, North Inishowen, Co. Donegal
.@SportsJOEdotie Carrowmena in north Inishowen (Donegal) pic.twitter.com/FdWOX1BsIO
— Conán Doherty (@ConanDoherty) May 22, 2015
Forkhill GFC, Co. Armagh
@SportsJOEdotie Possibly a better shot here! pic.twitter.com/KL0Quqiv3G
— Conor Burns (@cburns1989) May 22, 2015
Inis Mór, Co. Galway
Rustic charm.
@SportsJOEdotie Saw this one last year on Inis Mór pic.twitter.com/cqXrSeBO8F
— Ciarán Doyne (@doyneamite) May 22, 2015
Churchill GAA, Tralee, Co. Kerry
URBAN CLASSIC
‘San Siro’, Ballymun, Co. Dublin
@JOEdotie The ” SanSiro” in ballymun. pic.twitter.com/I8qfdbJ8tB
— goose (@kevinfjoyce) May 22, 2015
***Let us know @SportsJOEdotie or on Facebook if you know a pitch we have missed out.
