North Sunderland is a fishing village on the Northumberland coast, adjacent to Seahouses.
(population: almost 2,000) The village grew significantly when the nearby coast was developed
as a harbour. Community growth became focused around the sea-houses, built in connection
with herring fishing, eventually giving its larger neighbouring village its name.
Seafield Sports Park
Broad Road
Seahouses
NE68 7UP
The pitch is surrounded by fencing with a pair of dugouts on one side. There is a refreshment kiosk next to the changing rooms, which are set back at the end of the car park.
Current Northern Alliance grounds visited 52/52
Total Non-League grounds visited 461
North Sunderland 1(Gardner 13)
Cullercoats Reserves 3(Tallen 23,45,60)
Neville Cowey Cup - Group 1 -matchday 6
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A hat-trick from Andrew Tallen sent Cully Reserves into the semi-finals of the Neville Cowey Cup.
North Sunderland took the lead in the 13th minute when a threaded through ball found Chris
Gardner, who fired home with just the 'keeper to beat. Cullercoats equalised midway through the
half with a shot from the edge of the box by Tallen, then he fired them ahead just before the half
time whistle. The visitors clinched it on the hour with another fine strike from the striker to put
them in the final four, where they'll face Red House Farm away this Saturday.
#Heedhopper A fine day on the Northumberland coast with one of my southern based Groundhopping buddies,
pursuing our two favourite hobbies - football and beer. We headed up the coast at around 1.20pm
with our first pub call being the Three Horseshoes in Rennington. Unfortunately the day didn’t get
off to a good start as the pub was shut, even though it was advertised as being open from 11-3 and
6-11(we also had another unsuccessful crack at it afterwards) However, we found success at the
Joiners Arms(High Newton-by-the-Sea) The Ship Inn (Low Newton-by-the-Sea) and finally The
Olde Ship in Seahouses, followed by a chippy tea in the village before the match. A cracking day oot!
