A.J. Kelly Park
27°13′45″S 153°5′40″E / 27.22917°S 153.09444°E / -27.22917; 153.09444
AJ Kelly Park is a football (soccer) venue located at Kippa-Ring, Queensland, Australia. It is home to Peninsula Power.
Development
In 2006, AJ Kelly Park unveiled the upgrade of its dressing rooms and also a new disability access ramp. The construction of the ramp had taken nearly six years to be completed due to lack of funds by the Peninsula Power. [2] A new stand was built during the 2010/11 season to increase the capacity of the ground. The stand was built to the right of the clubhouse, in front of the ramp
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