Broomfield Park, Fingal: Complete Visitor Guide

Broomfield Park is a local green space in Malahide, serving nearby residents and sports users. It is one of Fingal’s practical community parks, with open playing areas rather than formal visitor attractions.

Broomfield Park at a glance

• Location: Malahide, Fingal
• Best for: sports, exercise and local recreation
• Character: neighbourhood playing fields and open space

Sports and open space

Fingal County Council lists Broomfield among its playing-pitch locations for the Howth/Malahide area. The park therefore plays an important role for local clubs and organised field sports.

Outside scheduled activity, the open setting can also work well for a short walk or casual exercise.

When to visit

Spring and summer provide the best daylight and generally firmer ground. Grass-pitch availability can change after heavy rain, particularly during winter.

Practical tips

• Check pitch playability if attending sport.
• Keep clear of organised matches.
• Wear suitable footwear after wet weather.
• For a more extensive sightseeing visit, combine Broomfield with Malahide’s coastal or castle attractions.

Official information

For current pitch and recreation information, visit the Fingal County Council playing pitches page.