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Croke Park Stadium Tours

Croke Park is Ireland’s iconic national stadium in Dublin, home to the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and its national sports – Gaelic Football and Hurling. The stadium has hosted major finals and events for over a century. With a massive 82,300 capacity, it’s one of Europe’s larger stadiums, hosting not just Gaelic games but also major concerts, conferences, and other international sporting events, embodying Irish history and culture.

Visitors can explore its history through museum tours and the rooftop Skyline tour, experiencing its significance as the heart of Irish sport. More than just a stadium, it’s a symbol of Irish identity, history, and culture, with a deep connection to the Irish people.

History, Heritage, Identity

Five Things to Know About The Croke Park GAA Museum

GAA Heart: It’s the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and hosts the annual All-Ireland finals for hurling and Gaelic football, making it central to Irish culture.
Massive Capacity: With seating for 82,300, it’s the largest stadium in Ireland and one of the biggest in Europe, often called “Croker”.
Multi-Purpose Venue: Beyond Gaelic games, it’s a major venue for concerts (like Westlife, or Ed Sheeran selling out in minutes) and hosted major events like the 2003 Special Olympics.
Historic Significance: Named after Archbishop Thomas Croke, it has deep cultural roots, though it also witnessed tragic events like the 1920 Bloody Sunday massacre.
Visitor Attraction: The campus includes the GAA Museum and tours and the Ericsson Skyline rooftop tour, offering visitors history and panoramic city views.

“The enduring success of the country’s beloved Gaelic games (hurling and Gaelic football) is symbolised in Croke Park, the 82,000-seater stadium it calls home”

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