Croke Park - Experience the home of Gaelic games in the heart of Dublin.

Located just north of Dublin City Centre, Croke Park is the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and one of Ireland’s most iconic sporting venues. Named in honour of Archbishop Thomas Croke, the stadium has become a symbol of Irish sporting culture and hosts the biggest fixtures in Gaelic football and hurling each year.

Following a major redevelopment completed during the 1990s and early 2000s, Croke Park now has a capacity of approximately 82,300 spectators, making it the largest stadium in Ireland and one of the largest stadiums in Europe.

Visitors can experience the stadium through guided tours that provide exclusive access to areas normally reserved for players and officials, including the dressing rooms, players’ tunnel, VIP areas and pitchside. The stadium is also home to the award-winning GAA Museum, where interactive exhibits tell the fascinating story of Gaelic games, Irish sporting history and the cultural importance of the GAA.

In addition to major sporting events, Croke Park regularly hosts concerts, conferences and special events, welcoming visitors from around the world throughout the year.

Whether you are a sports enthusiast, history lover or simply interested in experiencing one of Ireland’s most famous landmarks, Croke Park offers an unforgettable visit.

Plan your visit to Croke Park and discover the proud heritage of Ireland’s national games.

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