The NIFG History Trail

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	Park Shopping Centre, Belfast  - Site of Celtic Park, home of Belfast Celtic and witness to Joe Bambrick's double hattrick against Wales
	Windsor Park, Belfast - Home to Linfield and (Northern) Ireland for more than a century.
	George Best Belfast City Airport - Named in honour of Northern Ireland's most gifted player.
	Solitude, Belfast - Home of Ireland's oldest club, Cliftonville
	Jennings Park, Newry - Named on honour of Northern Ireland's most capped player
	Moss Rose - Home to Macclesfield Town and featuring the Sammy McIlroy Suite in honour of their most successful manager
	Turf Moor - Home to Burnley and featuring the Jimmy McIlroy Stand in honour of their greatest ever player.
	New Grosvenor Stadium, Ballyskeagh - Home to Lisburn Distillery and overlooking Jimmy McIlroy Park
	Blanchflower Stadium & Playing Fields - In honour of Northern Ireland and Spurs' legendary captain +54° 36' 50.81", -5° 51' 54.71"
	219 Roden St - Home to goalscorer supreme, Joe Bambrick Belfast, BT12 5QB, UK
	18 Crevolea Rd - Home to Sam English, holder of Rangers record for most goals in a season.  Blackhill, Coleraine BT51 4ES, UK
	Wembley Stadium - Home of English football and venue for two famous Northern Ireland wins. Wembley, Middlesex HA9 0WS, UK
	Dalymount Park
	Racecourse Ground, Wrexham - Home of Wrexham FC and venue of the world's first international match to be filmed
	Site of Boothferry Park - Venue for Northern Ireland's first match during their 1970s exile. +53° 44' 25.52", -0° 23' 23.02"
	Aviva Stadium (Lansdowne Road, Dublin) - The first venue outside Belfast to host an Ireland home match
	William St, Milford, Armagh - Park in honour of William McCrum, inventor of the penalty kick Milford, Armagh BT60 3PD, UK
	Mestalla Stadium
	Estadio La Romareda 50009 Zaragoza, Spain
	Vicente Calderón Stadium
	Örjans Vall
	Malmö Stadion
	Ektorpsgatan 1 602 37 Norrköping, Sweden
	Estadio 3 de Marzo
	Jalisco Stadium
	Sydney Cricket & Sports Ground Trust
	Olympic Park
	Hindmarsh Stadium
	Irish FA Headquarters - Admin offices of the local governing body and former home of Titanic designer, Thomas Andrews
	Church Street, Magherafelt - Birth place of Peter Doherty Magherafelt BT45, UK
	Milltown Cemetery - Burial place of many ex internationals
	Belfast City Cemetery - Burial place of many ex internationals
	Supachalasai National Stadium, Bangkok - Venue of Northern Ireland's first match played in Asia
	27 Rosemary St - Site of the Irish Tweed House, managed by IFA founder, John "Mac" McAlery Belfast, BT1 1QA, UK
	6 Donegall St - Site of McAlery & Lowry's Outfitters, run by IFA founder John "Mac" McAlery Belfast BT1 1, UK