Was here for a play in the versatile Mcneill theatre and was left with a my side sore from…read morelaughing. Great local leisure centre with everything you would expect, and even better know it has the Prom cafe with excellent food .

What a difference from the old Windsor Park! For anyone who didn't know Windsor Park has undergone…read morea major makeover. It's taken nearly five years to complete from when they bulldozed the old railway stand but the improvement is amazing! The National Football Stadium (as it is to be known going forward) now has a seating capacity of 18,500 but you'd swear there were more fans in the new enclosed stadium. For the new South and West stands you enter the stadium through Boucher Road, which still remains somewhat of a building site as they apply the finishing touches (OCT '16). For the North Stand and improved Kop you enter through Tates Avenue as before. The concourse of the stadium is still not completely finished so the only food and drinks options are located outside of the stand, on opening night they had burger/snack vans parked up but hopefully when the concourse is complete they have bar and food facilities indoors. This really is a modern entertainments arena, not just fit for football but for concerts and other sporting occasions!

Rain or shine this ground will be rocking... GREENAWHIARRRRMYY…read moreGreat new stadium for the national team to play in, long needed an upgrade... Toilets not yet installed and access a bit bad at the minute but will all be sorted out soon... Do not listen to event staff who try to give "directions".

With Ballymena starting the league well, I decided to pay the ground a visit. It sits on the edge…read moreof Ballymena and is easily accessible. As well as the main stadium their are other pitches around it. Ticket prices aren't too bad. Looks impressive will have to see it on match day!!

Testosterone ahoy! The home of the Bangor Swifts mighty…read moreimpressive. Boasting a UEFA standard 3G pitch, the facilities seem to be world class and offer all who play on it the chance to experience what it's like to laying on professional conditions. That's possibly the best part. The fact that me, a terrible football player, can play at a top notch ground and for not too much cash either. I have been able to play here thanks to the guys at Tekkers, in their 7 a side Sunday league, although I do believe that private hire can be arranged and for decent money. So should you be in the area and think you could bend it like Beckham (or in my case hoof it like Heskey) you should definitely get the lads or lasses together and give it a try. If you're really popular there is a stand for supporters, after all what's a screamer of a goal if there's no crowd to celebrate in front of?

Our football training has just been moved to this facility and after our first session tonight I…read morehave to say it was top class. Despite it being a typical wet and windy October evening playing in an actual stadium with proper lighting and a fantastic 3g surface was an absolute pleasure. I am known in some circles as the Northern Irish Riquelme so my touch is incredible already but even lesser players will see their skills improve exponentially playing regularly on a pitch like this! It was also great to see so many folk involved in some type of tournament that was going on , on the other half of the pitch. If you like football and are in the North Down area you really should take any opportunity you can to play here!