All from what iv played in mainly, or seen..
1: Geashill - experiences both ends of the spectrum.
2: Cappincur - Very short field, often seen sidelines scored in football, i remember a kk v edenderry minor match few years back, some great line balls..
3: Walsh Island - grass often very high, and sometimes in the good weather a good few divets, hard on the ankles...
4: Ballinagar - an absolute bog!
5: Killeigh - always liked it, good surface
6: OConnor Pk - quality pitch nowadays, would be class playing intercounty to a full house, up the atmosphere
7: O Brian park: one of the best in autumn/winter for facitilies and field quality at those times
7: Croghan - not too familiar as rare enough i get to matches there
8: Daingean: again not too familiar but needs work, hard done in small club to upgrade, not there fault, co board should be helping smaller clubs develop
9: Rhode: facilities to cater for success makes surface all the better, well catered
10: Edenderry: lethal, especially for hurling as grass is way too high, leads to very little skills being shown and a lot of mullocking..
11: Clonbullogue: a standard rural field, suited to the winter nights slog
12: Clonmore: never been
13: gracefield: one of the better ones
14: killurin: very fond of killuirn, super surface, pity its not more centrally located for both hurling and football games, excellent pitch
15: Durrow: not a patch on killuirn
16: Ballinamere: needs improving in terms of ballstoppers etc, great lights but pitch not as good, probably wear and tear
17: Clara: always an atmosphere there
18: Kilcormac: great in the sun, dour in the rain
19: mountbolus: if a few more of the stones were dug up could be quality, fierce hard on a summers day
20: Ballycumber: Grand, could do with a good rolling but is well layed out.
21:Pullogh: Not for me, especially the far end
22: ferbane:like kilcormac for me.
23: Doon: all the gems are hidden far away.
24: moystown: Great hurling field, great for a sunny saturday even ( yes but very little grass i always found for some reason, great field though)
25: Shannonbridge: very bumpy and always needs a good cutting of the grass
26: Banagher: superb facilites, although i think they destroyed the field with the goalmouths, dosent look nor feel right
27: Birr: reserved at present till an august champioship day to relive the glory days
28: crinkle: Tnot as bad as some hink, wide open field, good surface, needs maintaining
29: Kinnity: even though it was boggy, always preferred lower field, high one too open with the woods, rock hard too, like mt bolus
30: Rath: easily, from a hurling point of view from many who play the best surface around, double headers and atmosphere always great and well marshalled
31: Carrig: not bad wither, great surface too..
32: Colderry:again like kinnity, old field very boggy, but the new field much better than kinnitys
33: Shinrone: grounds need work, but improvements o field are obvious, lovely surface now, and super stand, should get a lot more games than it does
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