croke park is a great place and looking back at the history of the gaa in ireland . we had a great day

I went to my first GAA match in Croke Park last month and as I'm not a sports fan I said that I'd just 'pop' into the museum to see whats it's all about. I was delighted I had done so because it's a great museum! I enjoyed leaning about the history of the stadium and found the video very... More

One of the best tours I've been on, magnificent stadium and sights of the city along with it too. Steeped in history. Tour guide John was very friendly and made it very interesting. I would recommend it to anyone.

This stadium and associated museum shows off the extent of the contribution made by the G.A.A. to the Country and National Psyche over many years. Much more than any other sporting organisation in almost any country, it provided a glue to hold the country together and to provide sporting facilities in virtually every village. Go there and feel the history;... More

The history of the Bloody Sunday Massacre in 1919 makes Croke Park a must-see sporting venue.The only two venues that made me feel like this were Fenway Park and the Camp Nou.

Definitely would recommend to visit if in Dublin. Informative and seeped in history is very entertaining and perfect for an out of town visitor to learn of the Irish native sport and how it came about. Although slightly out of the city it is accessible by many bis routes and only a 15 min walk from city centre.

I had a look around the museum and did the stadium tour. We had a very good guide, (thanks Paddy). You can try out your football and hurling skills upstairs in the musum. The only bad point was the cafe, the staff member there today was rude and service was quite poor, so I'd recommend avoiding the cafe. Overall we... More

Well worth a trip to this stadium, right in the heart of Dublin. One of the largest stadia in Europe, with a most impressive history. If you have any interest in sport, culture, ireland or it's people you should take the time to visit!

Croke Park is the official home of the Gaelic Athletic Association. This magnificent modern stadium is a fitting HQ for Ireland's national games and attracts thousands to the games every year. The interactive museum is a magnet for sports followers and school tours.