Croke Park

Home to Ireland’s exhilarating Gaelic Games and also the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA), Croke Park is truly the beating heart of Irish sporting life. Named in honour of archbishop Thomas Croke, the stadium grounds were purchased by the GAA in 1913. With the capacity of 82,300 sports enthusiasts, Croke Park is Europe’s 3rd largest sports stadium, hosting the All-Ireland finals in football and hurling every September.

However, Croke Park is not only known for facilitating world class sporting events. Every year, the stadium is visited by world class international music acts and their fans, hosting truly epic concerts. Musical icons from Tina Turner and U2 to Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran have entertained the crowds beneath the Dublin sky.

Additionally, Croke Park is an excellent meeting and conference venue, featuring 110 unique and customisable event spaces with ample natural daylight.

Even if you aren’t in town for a match, conference or concert, make sure to visit the GAA Museum to learn more about the history of Ireland's national games or book an inspiring stadium tour to access areas you normally wouldn’t be able to visit. You’re third option is the skyline tour, which will allow you to get incredible views of Dublin’s skyline from 17 storeys high.

Whether you are attending a match, concert or corporate event, this family-friendly stadium makes the wellbeing and comfort of its visitors and guests its top priority. Visiting the Croke Park stadium always guarantees a good time and will leave you with a memorable experience.