Paddy Burke: Corrigan Park is now the beating heart of Antrim GAA

"Corrigan definitely created a central place that we could get used to and it gives you a home venue instead of bouncing around, which doesn't give you much benefit," said experienced Antrim hurler Burke. 

Since Casement Park became derelict, and after several years of bouncing between other club grounds, Corrigan Park has become the home of Antrim GAA. Pic: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

Antrim hurler Paddy Burke says Corrigan Park has replaced Casement Park as the spiritual home of GAA in the county.

Davy Fitzgerald's side will play their home games there in the upcoming Leinster SHC, against Kilkenny at the end of this month and then Dublin on May 10.