Stadium Location

Please find below information about directions to Croke Park. For more detailed images please download the brochure which will provide you with all this information that you can print out.  

Stadium Access

Croke Park is situated in thenorth Dublin neighbourhood of Drumcondra and is bordered by Jones's Road to the west, Clonliffe Road to the north, St. James Avenue to the east and the Royal Canal to the south.

For ease of access on match days the stadium operates a colour coded ticket system. Please note the ticket checkpoints indicated on the diagram opposite.

For further informationon Croke Park Stadium visit www.crokepark.ie  or download the brochure 

Useful Links

If you are going to Croke park, either from Ireland or from further afield, there are a large number of websites that can provide you with useful information in relation to specific fixtures, public transport, security and accommodation.

In particular you can consult:

www.crokepark.ie
www.gaa.ie
www.irishrugby.ie
www.fai.ie
www.irishrail.ie
www.dart.ie
www.luas.ie
www.dublinbus.ie
www.visitdublin.com
www.ireland.ie
www.tourismireland.com
www.dublincity.ie
www.garda.ie (Irish police)
www.ryanair.com
www.aerlingus.com
www.irishferries.com
www.brittanyferries.ie
www.stenaline.com
www.irelandhotels.com
www.eircom.net
www.dubchamber.ie
www.dublinairport.com

Iarnród Éireann

Iarnród Éireann provides convenient travel services for anyone travelling to Croke Park from rail connected locations around the country.

In addition to scheduled services special additional trains are provided on event days. These operate to Dublin on the morning of the event and return that evening. Tickets for these trains are sold on www.irishrail.ie in advance of major events.

Extra local services are operated to and from Maynooth on event days.

These service Drumcondra station which is 5 minutes walk from Croke Park.

For further information on all scheduled and special services and ticket booking log on to www.irishrail.ie in the weeks prior to matches, or other major events.

DART & LUAS

Both the DART and the LUAS networks provide an excellent service from many different parts of Dublin. In most cases parking is available at the various stations
along the route. If using DART or LUAS - both bring you within easy walking distance of the stadium and both services can get you back to your car really swiftly. LUAS run additional services to facilitate events at Croke Park.

For further information on travel times and connection points visit: www.dart.ie, www.luas.ie

Dublin Bus

Dublin Bus offers a high frequency, accessible and easy to use service from all over Dublin. While a number of the services will bring you quite close to the stadium many others will get you to the centre of the city which is also within a 15 minute walk of the stadium.

For further information on travel times and connection points visit: www.dublinbus.ie

Road Routes

As we have pointed out Croke Park is well served by public transport. If, however, you decide to drive to Dublin we would strongly recommend that you plan to park as far away from Croke Park as is possible. By using this information you should be able to easily link up with one of the many forms of public transport that are available.

Recommended Advice

Croke Park is well served by public transport. Bus, Rail, DART and LUAS can all bring you to less than a 15 minute walk from the ground. Why not use public transport and have a completely relaxing day? It really makes sense. For one thing you won’t have to worry about your car.

Croke Park is situated in a residential area that has limited parking. Local residents have every right to expect to have priority on that parking.

And remember the authorities will be continuing their policy of clamping in the area on event/match days. Why risk spoiling a great day out?