Festival Grounds
A gated, fully enclosed lighted site whose components can be adapted for any type of event you have in mind, our fairground is available from April through October.
Existing Facilities:
Pavilion — A modern, pole barn style building that is part of the Festival Grounds, contains 12,500 square feet of space for vendors, performers, and exhibitors
Vendor Sheds — On the Festival Grounds are two (2) permanent, roofed structures providing space for sales of refreshments and other concessions
Parking Lot — Gravel paved and spacious with room for 1800 cars
Bathrooms — Permanent, fully equipped structures
Donegal Cottage
From Donegal, it is the first in a group of 32 authentic cottages representing the counties of Ireland
Spend Your Wedding Night in an Authentic Irish Cottage!
Looking for an extremely unique way to celebrate your nuptials? The Donegal Irish Cottage is available for newlyweds to spend their first night. Built more than 200 years ago in Donegal County, Ireland, this 100% authentic cottage transports couples back to simpler times, and allows them to enjoy each other’s company without the distractions of smartphones and Netflix.
Your stay will include Champagne and hors d’oeuvres, followed by a traditional Irish Breakfast.
In keeping with the times, the Donegal Irish Cottage does not have running water/indoor plumbing, however; portalets are available on site.
Sports Facilities
We have two sports facilities available for rent.
Sports Complex
Contains regulation-size fields for Gaelic football, soccer, and baseball, along with fencing and grandstand (bleacher) seating that can be retained for smaller events (2,000 capacity) and removed for larger events (15,000)
John E. Lawe Memorial Stadium
Landscaped and accompanying athletic fields, commemorating the esteemed Labor and Community leader
Other
Other facilities available for rent include:
Irish Park — An expansive plaza constructed of 170,000 bricks that form the map of Ireland and its 32 counties.
September 11th Memorial — A tribute to the victims of September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and to all police officers, firefighters, and EMS personnel, past present and future, whose customary courage were especially evident in the aftermath of 9/11.
The Mass Rock (Carraig an Aifrinn) — A place of celebration.
