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Croke Park Match Day

Here you will find everything you need to know about the next upcoming game and future fixtures – how to get here, where to go when you arrive and the facilities on-hand to make your day out as enjoyable as possible!

Our Premium and Suite ticketholders can find out about the additional benefits on offer at Croke Park, whilst all ticket holders can avail of a nifty tool we’ve developed to show you where your seat is located and a typical pitch view from that location, along with locations of the various facilities.

Next Fixtures

GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Semi-Final

Kerry v Mayo

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Sunday 20th August

Due to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Semi-Final taking place in Croke Park, the GAA Museum will operate as follows:

There is one Ericsson Skyline Tour at 10am and one Matchday Access Tour at 10.30am. Both tours must be booked online in advance.
The GAA Museum will be open to the public from 9.30am-11.30am and repoen with turnstiles at 12pm with free entry for match ticket holders until 3.30pm.
There is no on-site parking for GAA Museum visitors on Sunday August 20^th.

Tickets

Match day tickets are available to purchase online, clubs/county boards and usual ticket outlets around the country. The GAA have teamed up with SuperValu and Centra to make tickets available via selected stores. View a full list of participating stores here

More ticket infomation

Interactive Stadium Map

With our interactive stadium map you can view all the facilities available to you on any level. You simply need to select the stand or end you are interested in and then select the block number. You can also filter the facilities that you want to see on the map.

If you select 'Photos view' you will see the amazing view of the pitch you will get from any location.

Open Stadium Map

Safety Procedure Update

Following a review of safety procedures with the relevant statutory authorities, Croke Park can confirm that as of June 2017, patrons will not be permitted to take large bags and backpacks into the stadium for all match day and concert events. Smaller bags will be permitted but may be subject to searches and patrons are urged not to bring bags at all where possible.

Match Day FAQ

Getting here

Croke Park is centrally located and within easy reach of the city centre, Dublin Airport and Dublin port. We are excellently serviced by public transport links for local and national bus and rail services.

More about how to get here

Parking

For those who require parking close to the stadium, there are a number of options available along with various park-and-ride facilities and city centre carparks located further away.

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Premium

A match day experience on Premium Level starts long before throw in. Enjoy a warm welcome and easy access through dedicated entry points to covered seating, providing a commanding view over the pitch. Our hospitality options offer a range of food and beverage choice, all within a few meters of your seat and you can enjoy a relaxing build up to the main event, with sit down dining and bar facilities.

Your premium seat membership also gives you access to a range of special offers, business networking events and other benefits.

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Suites

Private Dining and entertainment await you and your invited guests, as you enjoy the very best Croke Park has to offer both on and off the pitch. Our 93 suites, located on Level 6, provide comfortable and luxurious accommodation from 12 – 33 guests in the Hogan, Cusack and Davin Stands.

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