Healy Park is a popular Sporting venue in Omagh Northern Ireland. It is a Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) stadium in the country and it is second largest by seating capacity. Healy Park seating plan with seat numbers and rows helps in finding the seats. It is the second largest stadium in Northern Ireland by seating capacity after the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park with a capacity of over 18400 visitors. Healy Park is premierly use to host Gaelic football games.
Healy Park was opened in 1972 and it was named New Park. The name of the stadium changed to Healy Park in 1980. A large scale renovation of the stadium was completed in 2001. The name of the stadium change to O’Neills Healy Park in 2021 after the naming right agreement. It is still popular as Healy Park. It is the home of Omagh St. Enda’s and the Tyrone county football team. Both the teams played the Gaelic football games here and it is quite popular in Northern Ireland. The stadium is owned and operated by Omagh St. Enda’s football club.
Healy Park Seating Plan
It is a big stadium in the seats are spread across multiple sections to accommodate over 17000 visitors. The capacity of the grandstand is 5000 and it is the only covered stand. The location of the main stand and other three stands are shown on the seating arrangement layout.

This map helps in choosing the best sections before booking the tickets. Accessible seats are available for visitors in wheelchairs or with mobility issues inside Healy Park. Pre-booking is recommended because seats are limited and demand is high before big events.

The seating map of Healy Park is useful while visiting this ground. Healy Park Stadium has a step-free entrance, accessible washrooms, changing rooms, etc.
Healy Park Best Seats
The seats in the grandstand are good around the halfway line. Sections E, F, G, and H are good for the view due to the proximity to the ground. The VIP section is also situated in the G and F sections. Premium seating suits those with a good budget. Similar seats are also good at Healy Park In the Stand opposite the un-covered Stand.

The sections behind the goalposts are good for the atmosphere and witnessing scoring moments at Healy Park. It is advisable to avoid the last row and extreme corner areas at the stadium due to limited visibility.
| Seating Type | Best For | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best Overall Seats | Covered main stand, preferably near halfway | Balanced view of both ends of the pitch; seated viewing and weather protection | Central seats may be in higher demand |
| Best Budget Seats | General admission terraces | Value for money; lively atmosphere | Usually standing rather than reserved seating; less comfortable for long matches |
| Premium & VIP Seating | Any officially designated hospitality or reserved seating, if offered for the fixture | Potentially better comfort and matchday service | Hospitality availability and inclusions vary by event; do not assume a permanent VIP section |
| Seats to Avoid | — | Choose a position with a clear view of the full pitch | Areas near corners or behind goals give a less balanced view; terrace views can be affected by crowds |
Healy Park Parking Map
Parking is available at the venue; however, it is limited during big events. Accessible parking is available for blue badge holders. Pre-booking is recommended before big events for the handicapped guests. Gortin Road Parking Areas provide limited roadside parking. Omagh Town Center public car parks provide ample parking for guests of Healy Park.

Multiple local car parking lots are also set up during the big events. These car parking lots are within a 10 to 15-minute walk. Visitors using public transport can take the bus service to reach the venue. Omagh Ulsterbus Depot is about a 15-minute walk away. Gortin Road Stops are nearby. Visitors can check this official link to learn more about parking and directions.
Healy Park Bag Policy
Only small bags with essential items are permitted inside the stadium after the screening. Healy Park security team generally permits baby food, diaper bags, medical bags, and necessary items. Large and prohibited items are not allowed inside the stadium and the storage facility for the same is also not available.

Healy Park 2026 Events
| Day & Date | Event | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday, October 10, 2026 | Connollys of Moy Junior Championship — final | Gaelic Games / Club Championship |
| Saturday, October 17, 2026 | Omagh St Enda’s Under-16 Football League — Grade 1, Round 9 | Youth Gaelic Football |
| Sunday, October 18, 2026 | Edendork St Malachy’s vs Aireagal Chiaráin — Tyrone Senior Championship Division 1 final, 4:30 PM | Gaelic Football / Senior Club Championship |
| Saturday, October 31, 2026 | Omagh St Enda’s Under-16 Football League — Grade 1, Round 10 | Youth Gaelic Football |
| Sunday, November 1, 2026 | Tyrone vs Donegal — Ulster GAA Football Junior Club Championship quarter-final, 1:30 PM | Gaelic Football / Ulster Club Championship |
Healy Park Events 2027
| Day & Date | Event | Category |
|---|---|---|
| To be announced — 2027 | Tyrone GAA senior football home fixtures, if scheduled at Healy Park | Gaelic Football |
| To be announced — 2027 | Tyrone GAA hurling fixtures, if scheduled at Healy Park | Hurling |
| To be announced — 2027 | Omagh St Enda’s club league and championship fixtures | Club Gaelic Games |
| To be announced — 2027 | Ulster club championship matches, if drawn at Healy Park | Gaelic Games / Ulster Club Championship |
