Hibernians Ground

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Hibernians Paola

Hibernians Football Ground is a sports facility in Paola on the island of Malta.

The system operated by the Hibernians Ground Management Board sports facility was built on a former site of the Navy and was opened by the then Maltese Minister of Labour and Sports, Lorry Sant, on 9 November 1986. It is the home of the football club Hibernians Paola and according to the National Stadium Ta ' Qali, the second largest arena in Malta.

The stadium can accommodate 8,000 spectators and is the football club Hibernians Paola mainly as a training ground, as most games of the Maltese Premier League will be held at Ta ' Qali Stadium. The sports complex, which includes an additional training ground was heard, repeatedly used by many foreign football teams for winter training. In addition to various clubs in Switzerland, the Polish national football team and the Dutch team FC Utrecht, SC Heerenveen and Willem II Tilburg were among the guests.

In addition, the stadium in Rugby Union serves as the home stadium of the Malta Rugby Football Union.