Clontarf, Dublin

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Clontarf, Dublin

Until the development of Malahide, the Castle Avenue ground was Dublin's ODI venue.

Castle Avenue, Clontarf
Castle Avenue, Clontarf
Action during a club match at Castle Avenue
During the 1998 World Cup match between Bangladesh and West Indies
At the ground opening in 1958
View from the pavilion roof 2015
The Clontarf pavilion

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