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Gerry Brown Park, John Mitchel's GAA, Newry

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The GAA Pitch Finder lists Gerry Brown Park, John Mitchel's GAA, Newry for John Mitchel's GAA, Newry 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. Ask the fixture list when John Mitchel's GAA, Newry plays next, then see whether Gerry Brown Park, John Mitchel's GAA, Newry earns its share of County Down bragging rights.
Gerry Brown Park, John Mitchel's GAA, Newry is listed for John Mitchel's GAA, Newry in County Down. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
Gerry Brown Park, John Mitchel's GAA, Newry is a Gaelic games pitch in County Down. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.

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  • P Flannagan, Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
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