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Páirc Eoghain Rua is Kilcoo’s home ground below the Mournes, where a local game can make the mountains feel like a splendid, silent stand. The mapped pitch belongs to the village’s Gaelic club, with no need to borrow anyone else’s trophy story. Find the next fixture and cheer the players who actually did the training.

Páirc Eoghain Rua, Kilcoo is listed for Owen Roe's GAA, Kilcoo in County Down. Kilcoo club home pitch; check the club’s current fixture schedule.

Páirc Eoghain Rua, Kilcoo is a Gaelic games pitch in County Down.

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