Refurbishment work has been completed at Woodlands Playing Fields in west Belfast.
Belfast City Council teamed up with the GAA and invested a total of £2.1 million.
The site now has three full size GAA pitches, including a 3G floodlit pitch. All three pitches can be used for other sports such as soccer and rugby. Players can now also take advantage of a new eight room changing pavilion and improved parking facilities.
Lord Mayor of Belfast, Alderman Brian Kingston commented: "As part of our Investment Programme, we set aside £14.1 million to improve facilities at ten sites across Belfast, as well as a further £1 million from the GAA. I'm delighted to see this facility open today and that GAA, rugby and soccer enthusiasts alike will be able to enjoy it."
Aogán Ó Fearghaíl, President of the GAA added: "I am delighted to attend the opening of these excellent new multi sport facilities that will be suitable for both training and playing Gaelic games for years to come."
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