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Clontarf Cricket Club

Also known as Castle Avenue, Castle Avenue, ClontarfPublished data

Boundary dimensions

Straight
61.4m
Square
62.9m
Playing area
12,133
Six difficulty
22/100 · easy

Clontarf Cricket Club in Dublin, Ireland has a straight boundary of 61.4 m and a square boundary of 62.9 m, enclosing roughly 12,133 m² of playing area. Its six-hitting difficulty scores 22/100 (easy) against the global field of 123 grounds. Compare it in the overlay →

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Records

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Where it sits

Clontarf Cricket Club stands in Dublin, Ireland. Imagery: Esri World Imagery. Pin placed at the pitch centre, 53.3680°, -6.2071°. The outline is drawn from four radii read between the ground's own compass measurements — so unlike the listed 61.4 × 62.9 m, which are both-ends averages, it is not symmetrical about the middle. It is not traced from this image: boundaries are set per fixture and the imagery was captured on an unrelated date. These figures were measured to the boundary in play. Open in Google Earth →

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Provenance

Dimensions for Clontarf Cricket Club are published figures, not our own measurement. Provenance varies by ground and this dataset does not record it figure by figure: some trace to a host association's records or a broadcast graphic, others to republished figures we have not been able to verify. Figures describe the boundary in play — the rope where one was set, the perimeter where none was. Ropes move per fixture, so a figure under the ICC's 59.44 m minimum is not an error: clause 19.1.4 exempts any ground already approved for international cricket that cannot conform. The evidence behind these figures is set out in section VI below.

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Evidence

Ground staffRopeODIBoth endsTier 1

Clontarf Cricket Club · supplied by the people who set the rope, distances from the pitch centre · the figures on this page come from this reply

61.4straight62.9square2nd ODI, Ireland v West Indies, 2025-05-23

Eight compass radii for the West Indies ODI, from 54 north to 68 north-west. The pitch runs 19 degrees off north, so the figures here are read between the measured points.

Source: Cricket Ireland (cricket operations, checked with each head groundsman)

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