Arthurlie

From north-east (A736) Glasgow Road: After passing underneath railway line, take third turning on the right (Carlibar Road) which is just before a roundabout. Follow this road as it veers left and then right. After around 500 yards, Dunterlie Park is visible on the left hand side.

Dunterlie Park is confined by its surroundings. One side of the touchline narrows to a point. The end by the changing rooms is rarely used by either home or away supporters. The other two sides of the ground are lined with concrete stepped terracing and there is a covered enclosure decked out in blue and white paint which is far bigger than it looks at first glance. The turnstiles are behind the railway line end and a snack bar can also be found here selling the usual pies and drinks.

Arthurlie as a name has been in Scottish football since the late 19th Century, and it is a name to have been in Senior, Amateur, Intermediate and Junior football. The present side formed in 1930 after the amateur side folded, joining the Intermediate set-up. The Central Region SJFA formed a year later in 1931.