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