A stadium full of history and a great place to watch Irish traditional sports such as Gaelic football and hurling. A great atmosphere and the venue is relatively easy to get to via public transport. Huge stadium holds over 80K. Staff are very helpful when asked questions.

First time at Croke park for Ed sheeran concert. I had a blast. People around me was very friendly. The concert was amazing. Although there was no parking anythere close so recommend to park somethere in city center and walk. Staff was very helpful and friendly.

We had a fantastic experience at Croke Park for the Garth concert. We stayed about .5km away and walked safely to and from the venue. We arrived early and had no wait to enter. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Awesome stadium experience! Drinking some beers in the hallway/corridor areas while keeping the seating area super clean is clutch. The signs and directions were easy to follow and smartly placed, there was plenty of space everywhere, the fans and overall crowd was fun and loud without being too insane or crazy, and the grass is extremely well maintained for the players to use. I'd definitely come back here to watch another match whenever I could.

Great stadium with a long history. We were very surprised and excited to see it from inside, and hear about the historic moments for Ireland that happened here.

Job’s Expo 2022, Excellent Career Change talk from Artem Petsyukha, who is business mentor and a professional coach. Recruiters Display stands and Cv Clinic was the highlight of the job fair.

Fabulous venue for both sport & musical acts. The jewel in Dublin's Crown. It won't disappoint.

This is me as a tourist, non sports fan and total newbie to hurling sharing my experience of a hurling game at Croke Park: in short: if you get a chance, try it out! Visiting Dublin we were lucky enough to watch a final, going into extended time and the following celebration. Awesome atmosphere and intensity, real passion going on here and lots of fun and excitement! Very fast and rough game, you can follow it without too much knowledge about it. Great experience!!

Great day out , bring your own food. Got 4 hot dogs 4 drinks 2 bags of jellys 36 euros on top of paying 140 euros for 4 tickets ,

Attended a concert here. Third largest stadium in Europe. Absolutely fantastic venue. So well managed. Staff and security were so friendly, helpful and really unobtrusive. Very clean everywhere. Plenty of signage, toilets and places to get food and drink. A pint of Guinness was £5.60 which was fair enough - and even better when it tasted as good as it did! Great view over the city too. There’s nothing I could fault Croke for whatsoever. An unbelievable venue. Thank you everyone at Croke 👏👏👏

It’s really amazing atmosphere and passionate fans. I didn’t imagine love the GAA before the watch the game… Would be different and fantastic experience for anyone who gets the ticket and go the stadium..

Possibly the best stadium in the world for GAA football and hurling. Love being on Hill 16 and cheering on the Dubs. Great atmosphere all round, you can even do the tour. A must place to visit

First time at Croke Park for a concert (Garth Brooks), have been here for football over the years. Really well managed for the crowd of people. Never queuing for long at the bar or toilets. Friendly, helpful staff to guide us to our seats. I think the venue really enhanced the concert experience. Hope to be back soon for football/music.

I went to Croke Park for the Community Christmas Lunch. It was very nice. They put on a great lunch. We had vegetable soup, Turkey and ham and for dessert Plum Pudding with Custard and Jelly. We had a few drinks too. The staff were friendly too. A great day in Croke Park.

We did a skyline twilight tour. It was fantastic, great guide and fabulous views over the city. Not a huge GAA fan, but the history of the park was sprinkled into the tour and was so interesting. Highlight was walking out over the pitch and hearing all of the history of Dublin!

Ed Sheeran gig was amazing. Stage show had all the bells & whistles Inc fireworks. As for Ed he was awesome live & the sound for an outdoor concert was crystal.

A beautiful hotel that has been a home from home for many years when attending hospital appointments . Extremely polite and welcoming staff throughout the hotel , bar area is large and yet quite private also with little hidden corners spaced around . The bar menu has somewhat changed since we where here last less options but still could find something I liked The fish and chips , fish was beautiful with lovely light batter the chips were scarce I counted 9 ! A struggle for a hungry traveler with portion sizes. Bedrooms are 5* , always have been . Very comfortable bed and pillows, lots of amenities in rooms and a must for my family a shower and bath . Spotlessly clean and reasonably priced as a Doyle member / GHA member . Great security as you can't use the lift unless you have a room key , also ample free parking if booking is directly made with hotel , you will be charged if booking through a third party .

Another brilliant night in Croke Park. Best venue for GAA & concerts. There is no other facility has this high class organisation or atmosphere. These pictures are from Ed Sheeran's concert 24/4/22. Awesome night 🤩

One of the best stadiums in Ireland . Got lucky to get there for the Dublin Vs Armagh game and in a rare twist of events Armagh one. One of the most incredible football nights with an amazing crowed !

Spectacular and very historic stadium in Dublin. The tour is really worth doing to get a good overview of the history and importance of the stadium in Ireland's wider history. It is also fun to "peak behind the curtain" and see how the stadium works on match day. The stadium is really easy to find and well sign posted

Attended the All Irish Business Foundation annual event, great place with a walking distance from the city, Plenty of history in that stadium The football cup was at display for the event and I managed to grab it for a picture. The event organization was perfect. The facility was pretty clean, professional staff always happy to help. Looking forward to watch a game and be part of a bigger event.

Absolutely amazing night! Sound and lighting was perfect. The climb to our seat was long but well worth it, clean tidy place, even sold gluten free sandwich which is totally awesome. Seats are small but wasn't sitting for long! Lots of staff and toilets were well stocked Thank you dublin!

The home of the GAA is an amazing location to enjoy a big concert. Friendly and helpful staff well marshalled in big occasions. Big climb up the steps for an old man up to top. Seating number was a little confusing (#1 was in the centre).

I used to live close to this stadium, which, to me, always stood as the vibrant heartbeat of Ireland, be it echoing with the cheers of GAA or reverberating with the rhythms of a live concert. My experiences there were many and always memorable. It holds an almost magical significance to me

The skywalk tour was a unique experience, giving fantastic views to Dublin. The tour guide, George (hope im saying it right) was a great company with loads of great stories/history about Dublin. The museum is equipped with interactive games which makes it really fun if going in group :)

Big stadium to watch the games or other sport activities. There is no parking, so think your route in advance. Seats are comfortable but not much space between rows. Plenty small cafes or deli where you can get snacks or drinks. The only issue we had was a long queue in the toilets. There are much more makes toilets than females toilets. There’s is also interesting and famous GAA museum. Also we did a sky tour few years ago.

Great place to visit in groups. The guide guy was nice with all of us throughout the entire time we were there. There are some activities/games to test your skills at the end. You also can order food before you get out of the museum but it's not cheap; rather expensive.

Conference place overlooking the legendary park. Nice artwork too. Be mindful of which entrance and this was not a visit to the museum.

We did the Skywalk and even in the cold rain, it was a good time. Our guide was very knowledgeable and kept the tour lively and entertaining. The GAA Museum was cool to experience, as we are not familiar with the sports that were highlighted. All in all, it was a lot of fun. Would love to experience the walk on a rare sunny day.

Croke Park is a wonderful stadium. The playing field is in immaculate condition. The facilities are top class and the museum is definitely worth a visit. From a Covid point of view all the necessary signs were posted, sanitisers were readily available and the male toilets were kept very clean. The non wearing of masks was quite evident. This was not the fault of the authorities as several announcements were made calling on people to wear their masks. Mind you after watching 3 games in a row I was glad to be able to take mine off. For €25 last Sunday's visit to Croke Park was worth every cent.

A superb iconic stadium which also offers excellent conference and meeting facilities. Centrally located within easy reach from Dublin city centre. Additionally also has an interesting museum which charts the history of both the GAA and the stadium. A must visit for the sports enthusiast.

Amazing experience - the Skywalk is out of this world with amazing. unique views of Dublin City but also of the stadium and iconic playing field.

A good day in Croke Park despite Waterford's defeat. Great view of the match. Good luck to Limerick in the final. Fantastic athleticism on display. Tremendous atmosphere among all supporters before and after the match.

great day out for every1 at the camoige final.well done galway😊😊

Here two weekends in a row. First for the hurling all ireland semi final between Waterford and Limerick, then the following Saturday for the football semi final between Dublin and Mayo. Love the stadium, now with covid and social distancing in place its a different feel, but you've lots of space in your seat and there's still a great atmosphere despite the smaller attendances

The home of Irish sport. An excellent venue with super game day atmosphere. Sit in the Cusack stand if you want sun.

Croke Park is a great stadium but as with everything in Dublin there's high prices to pay everytime ya move, there's no official car park for croke Park just the streets around it and one multi storey car park about 1km away both were €3.20 an hour then you get inside the stadium and the food was expensive I paid €6.50 for a sorry excuse for a burger. Oh and when I got to Dublin I was dying to use a toilet and couldn't find any, so eventually I ended up at this cafe I asked to use his toilet but he said it was only for customers so I had to pay him €3 for a tea I didn't want just to use his toilet. Then there are the tolls on the motorway too.

Had a wonderful day. The venue is superb, the pitch is amazing, and the quality of the hurling was top drawer. What a game.

What an amazing stadium, probably the most beautiful I've seen. I was here for a concert not a sporting event but the vibe was mental. The pitch was covered in interlocking plastic tiles so as not to ruin the grass, or your shoes for that matter.

Was there for a vaccination. The queue will be in the open air area, so prepare your jacket or umbrella. Helpful and efficient staffs. Thanks!

We really enjoyed this. Ger was a great guide and full of information about the stadium, Dublin and Irish history and a few jokes thrown in as well. Definitely on the must do list when in Dublin.

Really big and impressing stadium, fits 80.000 people, which is really much in comparison to the biggest football stadiums. I really like the idea of using only real grass and grow it/ perfect it over and over, which they do here. They love their grass and protect it. We had a really cool guide from the museum. The stadium has a great atmosphere and cool sports are played here, like gaelic football and hurling. If you figured out how the sports work, it is really entertaining. I recommend a trip to visit croke parc or rather visit a match to experience the great atmosphere live.

A fab stadium, made all the more wonderful to see club championship all Ireland ladies been played here .. wrap up warm its a breezy spot

Home away from home for Mayo. Great playing surface and generally very good viewing from most seats. Great halftime facilities and prices reasonable (but not cheap). 1 major fault is the inadequate provision of Female toilets.

Attended concert there last night. Venue was clean, food good. Place well maintained. Staff and stewards working inside the grounds and venue really pleasant and helpful which contributed to the positive experience. Crowd control good- plenty if staff to keep people moving. Stewards evidently focused on people not rushing/ crushing which was nice to see given the amount of children/ younger adults at the concert. So overall very positive experience

Theatre of dreams!! I’ve only ever had a positive experience here!! The sky walk tour is class!