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Dublin Gaelic Games Stadium, Pa

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About Croke Park

Croke Park in Dublin stands as Ireland’s flagship Gaelic games stadium and the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). With a total capacity of 82,300, it hosts All-Ireland finals, major mass events, and headline concerts, drawing fans from across Ireland and beyond. This page provides a practical, easy-to-use overview of seating and accessibility, parking, transit options, and nearby hotels and dining. We’ve highlighted trusted partners to help you secure comfortable stays and convenient meals on your visit.

Whether you’re coming for a championship match, a concert, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with clear details on the seating arrangement, on-site and nearby parking, multiple transit options, and recommended stays and dining within easy reach of Jones’ Road. For the best experience, plan ahead and secure your tickets and arrangements through our affiliate partners where applicable.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 82,300 total (with Hills 16 as standing terraces in the past; main stands Cusack, Davin, Hogan are seated).
  • Address: Croke Park, Jones' Road, Dublin 3, D03 P6K7, Ireland.
  • Venue type: Gaelic games stadium and headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA).
  • Seating chart: Interactive Stadium Map on the Premium Facilities page provides a seating plan and block views.
  • Parking: ~600 on-site parking spaces; free car parking at the Cusack Stand Car Park; limited accessible parking.
  • Transit: Closest rail is Drumcondra; DART at Connolly or Clontarf; Luas stops at Connolly, Parnell, Marlborough; numerous Dublin Bus routes.
  • Nearby hotels: Maldron Hotel Croke Park (Jones’ Rd, a few minutes’ walk); The Croke Park Hotel (Jones’ Rd) with direct access; Maldron also plans a new adjacent hotel later in 2026.
  • Notable events hosted: All-Ireland Football & Hurling Finals; 2003 Special Olympics opening/closing ceremonies; 2012 Statio Orbis closing Mass for the Eucharistic Congress; major concerts (e.g., Westlife 2012, Coldplay 2017, Taylor Swift 2018).