Croke park

What a great game today in Croke Park in the All-Ireland football final between Dublin and Kerry that ended in a draw. The replay is…

None away from home Croke Park, Dublin. All Ireland final Kilkenny v Galway.

Seating view photo of Croke Park, section 307, row G, seat 24 - Galway vs Waterford GAA, Shared Anonymously

Croke Park - All Ireland Final Day

The Croke Park is a GAA (owner) stadium, located in Dublin in Ireland. It is often referred as the “Crocker” by fans and the residents. The stadium has been named after Archbishop Thomas Croke. It serves as the headquarters and the main stadium of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). The construction of the ground was started in 1880. The chief architect who built this stadium was Gilroy McMahon.

Ranked #5 of 1,257 attractions in Dublin. Been here too? Add it to your map!

Whether you’re on the hunt for an Irish spouse or you just fancy a bit of craic here are the top places to meet that special someone in Ireland. From marriage bureaus to matchmaking festivals, we have come up with some of the best locations to find an incredible Irish man or woman.

Croke Park - Home of the GAA - Dublin, IRE

croke park skywalk tour dublin ireland

Explore Claes Hagel's 499 photos on Flickr!

Final whistle at ALL-IRELAND FINAL DAY! #crokepark #ireland #kilkenny #tipp - no atmosphere in the world can compete!

Croke park

The Etihad Skyline Tour At Croke Park In Dublin, Ireland | Trip101

The Penn State Nittany Lions and the UCF Knights will face off at Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland in 2014, according to a report today by The Irish Times.

Croke Park, Dublin, Ireland, one of the finest and biggest stadiums in Europe.

All-Ireland Hurling Final 2013, Croke Park, Dublin. Cork v Clare.

One Direction Croke Park, Dublin 24 & 25 May 2014

Croke Park, located on the North side of Dublin, is home to the GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association). This stadium (3rd largest in Europe), is home to both hurling and Gaelic football. Every year, counties all over Ireland come together to compete against one another. Pride alone, motivates the people of Ireland.