Important Information
From September 9th until mid-October 2026, essential maintenance work will be carried out to ensure the continued safety, reliability, and performance of the lift in the museum. It is not possible to access the first floor without taking the stairs during this time. We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused by the temporary closure of the lift.
Please note that the pitch in the stadium has been removed and preparations are underway for it to be re-laid shortly.
Due to a children’s activity day taking place in Croke Park on Monday 19th & Tuesday 20th October, the entry point to the museum for tours has changed to the following:
- Please use Davin car park, access from St Margarets Avenue, from the North Circular Road.
- Please see area marked in yellow on map below.
- From the car park, signage will be in place to show patrons to the museum.
- You will need to walk around level 3 of the stadium, down to the museum and stewards/security will be visible in high vis jackets to direct you.
- Anyone with accessibility needs can be dropped to the A10 gate, accessed from St Joseph’s Avenue but please call the museum to arrange access prior to your visit. 018192324.
- Pedestrian access is also available through the A10 gate on St Joseph’s Avenue, off Clonliffe road.
Please arrive 10 minutes before your tour is due to depart. We look forward to welcoming you to the GAA Museum!
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GAA Museum & Tours
DISCOVER THE HEART OF WHO WE ARE
The GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) is Ireland’s largest sporting organisation. It represents our unique national games of hurling and Gaelic football and is celebrated as one of the world’s greatest amateur sporting associations. More than just a stadium, Croke Park is the home of Gaelic Games and it holds a special place in the hearts and minds of Irish people.
Immerse yourself in Irish culture with a visit to the
GAA Museum. Choose from the Croke Park
Stadium Tour where you’ll discover the history of Ireland’s national sports and walk in the footsteps of the players, or why not learn all about Dublin from 17 storeys high on the
Kellogg’s Skyline Tour? Both tours include access to the GAA Museum and interactive games zone. Booking in advance is advisable. Please note visitors must be 12 years of age or older to take a Kellogg’s Skyline tour.
Under eighteens must be accompanied by an adult at all times in the GAA Museum and on tours.
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