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The club & the cause

Building Kenny Park

Every euro left after the prize and running costs goes back into Westport GAA. Most of it will finish Kenny Park, the club's new floodlit grounds on the Golf Course Road. The rest will upgrade the existing facilities on the Newport Road.

Where the money goes

Finish Kenny Park, upgrade Newport Road

Finishing Kenny Park
Completing the club's new grounds: a floodlit grass pitch with a spectator stand, changing rooms, warm-up area, gym, offices, kitchen, meeting rooms and a community exercise and cycle track.
Newport Road
Upgrading the club's existing home: the pitches, changing rooms and clubhouse that 58 teams rely on each week.
The club

Westport's biggest sports club

St. Patrick's Westport GAA (Naomh Pádraig CLG) is the largest sports club in Westport and one of the fastest-growing GAA clubs in Connacht: football, hurling, camogie and ladies football, from nursery to senior.

1,309
members
Membership has doubled in the last ten years
58
teams
Including three senior football teams
+74%
hurling
Growth since 2017, with camogie up 66%
+52%
ladies football
Growth since 2017, and numbers are still rising
Aerial view of Kenny Park, with Westport and Clew Bay in the background
The new grounds
Kenny Park above Westport, with Clew Bay beyond
Why it matters

The club has outgrown its home

  • 58 teams share two grass pitches on the Newport Road. Fitting in each week's training sessions and matches is a logistical squeeze.
  • Neither pitch has floodlights, so teams lose most winter evenings for training.
  • The clubhouse is small and no longer fit for purpose.
  • Parking is tight, and the narrow approach roads make access unsafe with children on site.
The plan

Kenny Park, Golf Course Road

In 2019 the club set up a project team to find room to grow. The team searched the Westport hinterland and bought a seven-acre site on the Golf Course Road in 2020. Mayo County Council granted full planning permission in May 2021, and construction started that September.

The new grounds honour the Jack Kenny family. Jack Kenny was the first Westport man to play senior football for Mayo, in 1929.

Evening training session on the finished Kenny Park pitch, with the floodlight masts up
Phase 1, finished
The new pitch at Kenny Park, already in use for training
Phase 1 · Complete
The pitch
A Croke Park-sized grass pitch with 500-lux floodlighting (hurling and camogie standard), a warm-up area and perimeter fencing.
Phase 2 · Under way
The clubhouse
A two-storey eco-friendly clubhouse: four changing rooms on the ground floor, with a gym, offices, kitchen and meeting rooms above. The budget is about €2.2 million.
Phase 3 · To finish
Stand & grounds
A 500-seat spectator stand, car parking with lighting and EV charging, and the perimeter community exercise and cycle track.

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