Mulroy Park

Mulroy Park is a public recreational area located in South Buffalo, New York. The park was dedicated in 1930 and named after John E. Mulroy, a South Buffalo resident. In recent years, Mulroy Park has undergone significant improvements as part of a $2.5 million renovation project.

A key feature of the park is Pierce Field, a modern multipurpose synthetic turf field that was installed as part of the renovation. This state-of-the-art field provides a venue for various sports activities, including football, soccer, and lacrosse. The field's installation has enhanced the park's capacity to host community sports events and recreational activities.

The park's improvements also included the addition of bleachers for spectators, expanded parking facilities, and landscape enhancements. These upgrades have made Mulroy Park more accessible and enjoyable for visitors. The park's location, approximately seven miles from Ralph Wilson Stadium, makes it a convenient recreational spot for residents in the South Buffalo area.

Mulroy Park serves as an important community asset, offering a space for physical activity, sports events, and outdoor recreation. The recent renovations have modernized the park's facilities while maintaining its role as a longstanding fixture in the South Buffalo community.