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The GAA Pitch Finder lists Drumgath GAA Grounds, St. Patrick's GAA, Drumgath for St. Patrick's GAA, Drumgath in County Down, a patch of grass whose ordinary appearance can vanish the moment a match begins and half the parish develops very strong opinions. Find the next fixture before making the journey, and give Drumgath GAA Grounds, St. Patrick's GAA, Drumgath a chance to make the score do the talking.
Drumgath GAA Grounds, St. Patrick's GAA, Drumgath is listed for St. Patrick's GAA, Drumgath in County Down.
Drumgath GAA Grounds, St. Patrick's GAA, Drumgath is a Gaelic games pitch in County Down.

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