from Drom Soccer Park to Terryland Park. In June 2013 the FAI announced Galway W.F.C. as an expansion team for the upcoming 2013–14 Women's National League season and they also began to play at the now renamed Eamonn Deacy Park. In addition the stadium has also hosted various Republic of Ireland under-17, under-19 and under-21 internationals. Cup finals Eamonn Deacy Park has hosted finals of the League of Ireland First Division Shield, the FAI Intermediate Cup, the Connacht Junior Cup, the Michael Byrne Cup and the Collingwood Cup. The stadium has also hosted two League of Ireland Cup finals. In 1996–97, it hosted the first leg of the final as Galway United defeated Cork City 3–1, en route to a 4–2 aggregate win overall. More recently it hosted the 2015 final between Galway United and St Patrick's Athletic. This time Galway United would lose out on penalties. Renamed In 2012, following the death of Eamonn Deacy, the Galway Football Association renamed Terryland Park in his honour. The renaming ceremony took place in August 2012 and featured a testimonial match between Galway United and Aston Villa legends teams. The stadium was formally renamed by Michael Ring, the Minister of State for Tourism and Sport. Other special guests included three former Republic of Ireland internationals – Packie Bonner, Paul McGrath and Gareth Farrelly. Notes References Buildings and structures in Galway (city) Association football venues in the Republic of Ireland Galway & District League Multi-purpose stadiums in the Republic of Ireland Sports venues in County Galway Galway United F.C. Galway W.F.C. Association football in Galway (city)