My son works in the sports industry in the US so was very interested in what an Irish stadium was like. The tour was great! Very informative and comprehensive. Got to see all the various areas of the stadium and learn a great deal about the GAA

This tour has a good balance of sport and history of this very impressive venue. Covers all the aspects that you would hope to see from the changing rooms, media, hospitality, pitch and stands. There’s some great displays and films in the museum and also some good activities for children. Cafe does brilliant coffee and is well priced with friendly staff.

Fantastic insight into Irish history as well as the sporting history. Stadium was magnificent and kids loved being able to run up the steps and lift the Liam MCarthy cup. Our guide Evan made the tour for us, he was aware of all the different mix of people on the tour from the kids to locals to tourists and adapted parts of the tour accordingly. He is a great asset to Croke Park.

Fantastic tour. We had two great and enthusiastic guides. Seamus and ?? They clearly love the GAA. We were in the dressing rooms, the media room, got to go pitch-side and walk up the steps to hold the winning cup. Lots of information given and a bit of banter had with all.

The stadium tour was very good, but the guide did get a few facts wrong. It felt like he was winging it a bit on some of the facts. The stuff were very nice and courteous. the museum is excellent, a lot of information. the interactive games would have been fantastic if they worked correctly. However, the majority of the interactive games were not working properly they need to be kept in good working order. Overall a really good tour but upstairs in the museum needs some TLC

I would really recommend the tour and visit to the museum even if you don’t know anything about Gaelic sports. The tour was really enjoyable and informative, our guide Seamus was exceptional. He was very knowledgable and had a great manner, encouraging questions and making it relatable. We were visiting from Scotland and can wholeheartedly say Seamus made this a special tour. He covered the whole of the stadium from the changing rooms, press areas, hospitality to the famous GAA Irish commentator to Bloody Sunday. Fantastic tour!! THANK YOU Seamus! The time we spent in the museum was also good fun as well as being informative there are many interactive sessions, kicking balls and testing skills with bat. All good fun and well worth a visit!!! Make sure you know the right entrance as you cannot access from all stands.

Easy to get to with a nice cafe and museum. Really friendly staff , in particular our tour guide Annette Coyle. A wealth of GAA knowledge and such a warm lovely person. Great views on a clear day which we had despite it being bitterly cold

Very good tour. Only criticism was that the tour guide referred to the President of Ireland as a "leprechaun" while showing us where he sits in the stadium during matches. As an irish man, this felt disrespectful given the GAAs roots.

Had a tour with Jess today, all I can say is what a wonderful experience and great craic. For someone so you with that level of expertise and knowledge (besides the odd mayo v Dublin dig🤣) from beginning to the end it was a fantastic tour. All staff members were mega friendly and accommodating. Great value for the experience. Jess is made for the job, I’ll definitely recommend to everyone!!

We arrived in Dublin on the day of our tour. Our flight was delayed so we called to re-arrange and they were happy to accommodate us on a later tour the same day. When we arrived my son and I were the only 2 on the tour. Our guide was Maeve who was very friendly and knowledgable and the tour was brilliant. I would definitely recommend this to anyone visiting Dublin, the Stadium is fantastic and the place is steeped in both history and cultural significance for the people of Ireland. Thank you very much for a great afternoon.