- Tuesday, 13th December 2011: Carrick Rangers FC
- Tuesday, 13th December 2011: Hartstown Park, Dublin
- Wednesday, 19th October 2011: Maghaberry Communty Center Multi-Use Games Area
- Tuesday, 30th August 2011: University of Ulster Jordanstown
- Tuesday, 30th August 2011: Mid Ulster Sports Arena
- Tuesday, 21st June 2011: University of Ulster Sporting Center of Excelence, Jordanstown
- Tuesday, 21st June 2011: Maghaberry Community Centre
- Tuesday, 17th May 2011: University of Limerick
- Sunday, 17th April 2011: Official opening of Mayobridge GAC
- Monday, 4th April 2011: Queen's University Belfast
- Monday, 13th December 2010: St Mary's College
- Monday, 6th December 2010: Limerick University
Featured Projects
Direct Seed
Direct seeding or over seeding is used to restore areas of the grass surface which have become sparse due to over use or heavy traffic, as well as maintaining or re-establishing the desired ratios of grass species in an individual playing surface. New grass species are being bred continually to develop disease resistance, faster recovery after play and better colour.
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Direct seeding is often used in conjunction with top dressing hollow coring and vertidraining. At Tony Patterson Sportsgrounds we have both the larger machines for sports pitches as well as the smaller machines for golf clubs, and bowling greens. The over seeders we use place the seed directly into the turf giving the new seed the best possible chance for germination. The rollers attached to the machines ensure that the surface is left in an even and playable state immediately after use.
- Vertidrain
- Top Dress
- Direct Seed
- Fraize Mowing
- Hollow Coring & Lifting Cores
- Synthetic Pitch Maintenance
- Scarifying
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Latest News and Events
Carrick Rangers FC
Tuesday, 13th December 2011We are delighted to have been awarded the contract to construct a new 6000m2 "3G" synthetic pitch for the club. Work has already begun on the site.
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Hartstown Park, Dublin
Tuesday, 13th December 2011We are delighted to have won the contract to construct an new 7500m2 "3G" synthetic surface at hartstown park for Fingal Co. Council. The new pitch will be constructed in the existing park on the site of an existing grass pitch. Project will include stripping the site and disposal, drainage, stone make up, fencing, floodlighting and new synthetic surface.
Work has begun on site and is progressing well.
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