New facilities include an IFA intermediate standard 3G pitch and a pavilion with 128 spectator seats
Marrowbone Millennium Park in North Belfast has reopened today, Friday October 27, following a major £4.3 million redevelopment.
The project was funded by The Executive Office’s Urban Villages Initiative, Belfast City Council and the Department for Communities, with additional land provided by the Northern Ireland Housing Executive.Belfast Lord Mayor, Councillor Ryan Murphy said: “The redevelopment of Marrowbone is a massive boost for the local community.
"With work set to begin early next year on a £5.4 million project to transform Ballysillan Playing Fields into another destination public park, these two projects will provide state-of-the-art sport, play and leisure facilities for the north of the city. They represent an investment in people’s health and wellbeing, while also playing a significant role in regenerating communities."
The Department for Communities’ Director of Belfast Regeneration, Patrick Anderson said: “This is a transformative investment at Marrowbone Millennium Park and all those involved should be proud of what has been achieved. The Department is pleased to be supporting community development in collaboration with a range of stakeholders, delivery partners and residents.
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