New York Minor Board - Redmond Park

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New York Minor Board Announces Major Redevelopment of Redmond Park.

New York, December 4th — The New York Minor Board (NYMB) is proud to announce a major milestone in the development of Gaelic games in the United States with the commencement of the Redmond Park Redevelopment Project. This ambitious initiative, granted the green light after receiving a signed Licensing Agreement with the City of Yonkers, that will provide a state-of-the-art center of excellence for the New York Minor Board and its members.

The reimagined Redmond Park will feature a full-sized Gaelic field, akin to the hallowed grounds of Croke Park, allowing athletes to compete and train on a pitch that honors the dimensions of Ireland’s most storied arena. Complementing the main field will be two fully lit practice fields, ensuring that our games can continue throughout the evening and increase accessibility for all age groups.

In addition to the playing fields, the development includes ample parking facilities, ensuring ease of access for families, players, and visitors. With these enhancements, Redmond Park is set to become a hub of Gaelic games in the region.

Chairperson Danny Browne stated, “The NYMB is delighted to reach this agreement, which is a significant step forward in our mission to provide top-class facilities for the growth and development of Gaelic games here in New York. This project will deliver a safe and vibrant environment for our children to play and appreciate the games that are an integral part of our Irish heritage.”

The Redmond Park project is not just about sports; it's a commitment to creating a safe haven for our youth. The updated facilities will provide an environment where children can develop their skills, build friendships, and stay active in a secure setting.

"This redevelopment is a game-changer for the NYMB and the community at large," said Browne. "It will allow us to host local and international events, and unite generations of players and fans alike. We are building something that will stand the test of time and leave a lasting legacy for Gaelic games in the United States."

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