Holm Park

Armagh City built Holm Park for their own fixtures. In 2009, Ballinamallard United played their home games here because their own pitch fell short of grading requirements.

The site was leased from Armagh council in 1991, the pitch went down the year after, and the club moved in from Mill Field in 1993 under its old name, Milford Everton. The surface changed for good in September 2013, when a 3G pitch replaced the old one at a cost of £425,000, funded jointly by Sport Northern Ireland and the council.

Holm Park has twice stood in for Mid-Ulster finals that needed somewhere else to be. The 2002 Radcliffe Cup final was moved here from Mourneview Park after security threats forced organisers to find an alternative at short notice. The 2007 Mid-Ulster Cup final was played here too, though whether the result would stand was touch and go — the trophy was later withdrawn after a player was found ineligible. Northern Ireland's youth sides have also used the ground for internationals, which says more about the pitch than about the level Armagh City themselves play at.