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Delivered by OHMG, this state-of-the-art sports complex is situated in the picturesque surroundings of St Columb’s Park, a site long recognised for its excellence in disciplines such as wall climbing, judo, wrestling, and mountaineering. The project reflects OHMG’s unwavering commitment to constructing cutting-edge, multi-purpose facilities that promote participation, performance, and community wellbeing.
At the heart of the development lies a multi-purpose indoor sports hall, capable of accommodating up to 2,000 spectators. This versatile venue serves as a central hub for major sporting competitions, exhibitions, and cultural events, strengthening the region’s reputation as a focal point for both athletic and artistic expression.
The complex includes a fully equipped fitness suite, featuring a dedicated strength and conditioning zone designed to meet the needs of athletes and fitness enthusiasts. A standout element of the facility is the Cryo-Spa ice bath, offering advanced recovery and therapy options to support peak physical performance and post-training rejuvenation.
Enhancing the centre’s comprehensive offering is a 25-metre swimming pool, catering to a wide range of users — from competitive swimmers to leisure participants and aqua-fitness programmes. Complementing the indoor facilities, the site also features a floodlit 3G synthetic sports pitch, providing an all-weather surface that supports year-round training and recreational activities.
OHMG takes immense pride in the successful delivery of this dynamic and multifaceted facility, which stands as a cornerstone for sport, health, and community engagement in the region. The St Columb’s Park Sports Complex exemplifies OHMG’s continued dedication to innovation, sustainability, and excellence, enriching lives and elevating the standard of recreational infrastructure across Northern Ireland.
