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26 October 2017
82300 capacity great atmosphere and unique games. Sky walk tour is brilliant and museum is fascinating only drawback on viewing matches is if you are down low in hill 16 the perspex barriers have streaks on them that catch sunlight and impair view. Fairly unbroken good views from everywhere else in the ground
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12 September 2017
Everything is great about this historic ground. Atmosphere is superb. Especially with a full house. Ease of access was very smooth. Only crib was the tea and coffee stand, a bit scattered. Tea/ coffee in one area, and milk and sugar in anothereasily rectified
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11 September 2017
A great stadium. Very modern. A nice place to go with family and friends. An enjoyable day out. Staff are approachable and friendly. Will certainly visit again, in the future.
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08 September 2017
Croke Park is the home to the field sports of Gaelic football and hurling. It is a modern stadium with a capacity of over 82,000 persons. Occasionally it has hosted concerts, international soccer and rugby matches. It also has a conference centre, museum and visitors can, by appointment take a tour that includes a walk on the roof of the stadium with spectacular views of Dublin City. Most enjoyable is going to see your team win as Galway did last Sunday (Sept 2017).
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29 August 2017
Excellent tour. Kids & Adults really enjoyed the tour and the museum. Interactive challenges upstairs were great fun. Staff very friendly and helpful. Great value.
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26 July 2017
We went to see U2 perform there home gig here, and it was packed. Croke Park is a large multi-tiered stadium (one of the largest in Europe), with a Gaelic Football match-day capacity in excess of 82,000. It sits right in the middle of Dublin, and we strolled to it from the Temple Bar area within 30-40 minutes, so we didn't need public transport or a taxi. The stadium itself is just a typical plain concrete, nothing fancy, but the organisation was very great, the staff were all very pleasant, and the prices were amongst the LOWEST for food and drink anywhere in Dublin you certainly didn't get ripped off here! Policing around the stadium was also very good, with whole streets nearby closed off to vehicles before and after the gig, allowing easy entry and exit for pedestrians.
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12 April 2017
The home stadium of the GAA and the third biggest stadium in Europe. It is well worth a visit if you ever have a chance to catch a game.
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23 March 2017
Best stadium in Ireland. Fantastic views in the Cusack and Hogan Stands. If your going to a football match, I'd advise you to get a seat in the center of either stand.
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07 March 2017
Incredible stadium with lots of history. Our tour guide was energetic and knowledgeable. Great overall experience. Wish I could have been in town for a match day.
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10 February 2017
Was here for an Digital Marketing event. The venue was very accessible and easy to find whit ample parking. The rooms for meetings are very modern the visual and sound systems are first class. Catering was very good
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15 January 2017
Stadium tour was one and a half hours long and enjoyed every second. Guide was knowledgeable, funny and happy to answer any questions.
Well worth a trip to the 3rd biggest stadium in Europe.response / report this review
