Kettles Park, Fingal: Complete Visitor Guide
Kettles Park is a community green space in the Malahide area of Fingal. It combines local recreation with sports use and also has a historical association with the Kettle family.
Kettles Park at a glance
- Location: Malahide area, Fingal
- Best for: local walks, field sports and community recreation
- Setting: neighbourhood park and playing fields
Sports and recreation
Fingal County Council lists Kettles Park among its Howth/Malahide playing-pitch locations. It is therefore regularly used for organised sport as well as informal outdoor activity.
Local history
The park’s name commemorates Andrew and Thomas Kettle. Local heritage work led to the naming of Kettles Park and the installation of commemorative plaques, with the park officially opened under that name in 2017.
Facilities
Kettles Park is also among Fingal’s public water-station locations, allowing visitors to refill reusable bottles while using the park.
Best time to visit
The park can be used throughout the year, with spring and summer offering the most comfortable conditions for longer stays.
Practical tips
- Check pitch status after heavy rain.
- Respect scheduled matches and training.
- Look out for the commemorative plaques connected with the Kettle family.
Official information
For current sports information, visit the Fingal County Council playing pitches page.