Description
Croke Park is one of the most famous sports stadiums in Ireland, located in the country's capital, Dublin. The arena is a national stadium and an important center of sports and cultural life in the state. Croke Park's capacity reaches 82,300 spectators, making it the third largest stadium in Europe. The ground is the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and plays a special role in the preservation of traditional Irish sports.
The main events at the stadium are matches in Gaelic football and hurling - unique sports that are an important part of Irish culture. The Croke Park playing field differs from standard football arenas in its size and markings. Thanks to this, the stadium has a unique atmosphere and attracts sports fans from all over the world.
The history of the site is connected with the traditions and development of Irish sports. A special place is occupied by the famous “Rule No. 42”, which for a long time limited the holding of matches in international sports on the territory of the stadium. Between 2007 and 2010, temporary changes allowed the arena to host football and rugby matches, marking an important milestone in Croke Park's history.
As well as sporting events, the stadium offers visitors excursions and the opportunity to climb the Skyline observation trail, located at an altitude of 44 meters and offering impressive views of Dublin. On our website you can buy tickets for events in Croke Park. An up-to-date poster and a convenient online ordering system will help you choose an event of interest in advance and visit one of the most significant arenas in Ireland.