Stadium

placeholder text
  1.  Community

Croke Park Ticket Scheme

Local residents who register with Croke Park for the stadium's community ticket scheme avail of occasional ticket offers for major concerts and matches. 

Find out more & register online here

Take a look at the FAQs below and any local resident with further queries can contact Julianne in Croke Park on 01 865 8607 or by email.

Ticket Draw FAQs

100 pairs of complimentary tickets are made available for each concert that takes place in Croke Park and 100 pairs of tickets to purchase are made available for each GAA All-Ireland Championship Final through the local resident ticket draw scheme.

Each draw is independently observed on behalf of local residents by an external auditor and the draws are weighted:  50% of tickets are allocated to households inside the event day cordon & 50% of tickets are allocated to households outside the event day cordon in each community draw that takes place.

Other ticketing offers and exclusive presales

There are other ticket offers during the season for local residents including occasional concert ticket presales that are offered exclusively to local residents who have registered a household email address with the stadium

Croke Park's ticket scheme is for local residents who live in our community area.  So, whether as an owner-occupier or a tenant, if your household is in Croke Park’s 1.5km community radius, you qualify for the stadium’s local residents’ ticket scheme.  

If you’re unsure, you can contact Croke Park to find out.

Once successfully registered with the stadium, households are automatically entered into all ticket draws that take place.  

One member of each household can register as the primary householder & be included in the stadium’s ticket scheme in addition to receiving regular community and event day information by email and text. 

Up to 3 other members of a household can now also register with Croke Park to receive event & community information by email.

 The form can be filled in online here

Local residents can also call into the Croke Park reception on Jones Road and fill in an application form Monday- Friday 8am-4pm.

Absolutely.  An independent auditor from PwC observes the main draw that takes place for each event and the list of winners is published online following each event.

Since 2014, a list of winners is published to our site after each draw and can be downloaded by clicking on the relevant link below:

Winners Lists:

Once you are a qualifying resident, the following terms and conditions apply:
  • Registration is restricted to one member per household
  • Completion of the application form does not guarantee tickets
  • All local resident tickets are marked not for resale and & can be traced back to the resident who receives them
  • Any attempt to sell local reisdent tickets obtained through Croke Park (for example, through social media, online auction sites, ticket touts, local noticeboards & classifieds) will result in the tickets being automatically cancelled and the local resident disqualified from the database and not included in any future Croke Park ticket draw

If you have a query in relation to local resident ticket scheme, please email Julianne Savage in Croke Park

Complimentary concert tickets and the opportunity to purchase tickets for the All-Ireland Championship Finals are distributed by way of a draw amongst those who have registered with Croke Park. 
Draws are weighted in favour of households closest to the stadium and each draw is independently observed on behalf of all residents by an external auditor from PwC

2019 Draws Update

In 2019, 50% of tickets will be allocated in every draw to households within the stadium’s event day Garda cordon.  The remaining 50% of tickets will be allocated in every draw in 2019 for qualifying households outside the event day Garda cordon.