Nethercraigs Sports Complex

Nethercraigs Sports Complex (also known as Glasgow Club Nethercraigs) is a major sports facility located in the Corkerhill area of Glasgow, Scotland.^[2][3] Founded in 2005, the complex is designed to provide sports and recreational facilities to the local community. The complex was officially opened by Sir Alex Ferguson.

Nethercraigs Sports Complex

Location	355 Corkerhill Road, Glasgow, G52 1RR
Coordinates	55.8364155°N 4.3357229°W / 55.8364155; -4.3357229
Owner	Glasgow City Council
Operator	Glasgow Life
Surface	Various (Grass, Artificial Turf, Track)
Construction
Opened	2005
Construction cost	£3.7 million
Website
Nethercraigs Sports Complex Official Website:[1]

History

The complex was developed with an investment of £3.7 million, aiming to provide additional sports facilities to the public. The initiative received support from local figures such as Walter Morrison and Elizabeth Campbell.^[4]

Nethercraigs was originally the home ground of the Tir Conaill Harps, a Glaswegian Gaelic football team. Following their tenure, the facility continued this association with Gaelic foootball, becoming the home ground and primary training pitch for the Glasgow Caledonian GAA.

Queen's Park Women have also used Nethercraigs Sports Complex for some of their SWPL 2 home matches prior to the 2024-25 SWPL season.^[5]They've since used Ochilview Park after their promotion to the SWPL.

Facilities

Nethercraigs Sports Complex has many facilities:^[6]

• Artificial pitches: A 3G astro pitch suitable for football, divided into three 7-a-side pitches, plus a separate 5-a-side pitch.
• Hockey pitches: Two pitches dedicated to hockey.
• Athletics track: An outdoor track with floodlights for evening use.
• Grass pitches: Multiple pitches for football and rugby.
• Indoor facilities: Includes a gymnasium, dance studio, and spaces available for community events.
• Skate park: A designated area for skateboarding and rollerblading.

Community

The complex is a hub for Pollok United, which uses the facilities to host various sporting events, including youth football leagues and fitness classes.^[7] In 2024, Glasgow City Council entered into a 25-year lease agreement with Pollok United.^[8][9]