GAA Museum and Tours

The Croke Park Stadium Tour, Skyline and GAA Museum are the perfect way to truly immerse yourself in Irish culture - so don’t be surprised if you leave a little bit of your own heart behind in Croke Park!

Admission to the GAA museum is included on all Stadium, Skyline and Bloody Sunday Tours.

The car parking arrangements for the GAA Museum and tours can change daily - please check here to get the up to date arrangements.

Stadium Tour & <small>GAA Museum</small>

Stadium Tour & GAA Museum

(Guided Tour 90 minutes)

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Kellogg's Skyline Tour & <small>GAA Museum</small>

Kellogg's Skyline Tour & GAA Museum

(Guided Tour 90 minutes)

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Skyline Terms & Conditions

In order to ensure your comfort and that of your guests on the Skyline tour please read the important health and safety information below. It is advised your guests review this information before travelling on crokepark.ie/Skyline. This information will allow you gauge your ability to participate in an Skyline tour. Please note that all Skyline participants undertake the tour at their own risk.

The Skyline tour lasts approximately 90 minutes. This includes a health and safety demonstration and journey to the Skyline walkway.

Visitors must climb 100 steps before the tour and climb down 100 steps following the tour.

To take a Skyline tour, you must:

Have a reasonable fitness level
Inform your guide of any medical conditions which may impact on your ability to participate in the tour.

You cannot take part in the Skyline tour if you:

Are under the influence of drugs or alcohol
Are under 12 years old
Have undergone surgery in the past 6 months
Have any broken bones or are on crutches
Are over 24 weeks pregnant

Because Skyline operates at height and includes climbing, walking on a narrow walkway and exposure to all types of weather, it is important to note that the following may impact on your ability to participate:

Heart conditions / angina
Pregnancy*
Vertigo / dizziness / fear of heights / loss of balance
Respiratory conditions
Visual impairment
Depression
Epilepsy
Back, joint or limb injuries
Severe or uncontrolled asthma
Having suffered a seizure or fit in the past six months

*Pregnant participants less than 24 weeks must seek medical advice in advance of their visit. Those who are over 24 weeks pregnant are not permitted to take part in a Skyline tour.

The health and safety of our visitors is of gravest concern. The following are not permitted on the skyline

Climbing or standing on any part of the skyline
Food or any drinks bottles or cans
Smoking in any area
Bags (Bigger than A4 size)
Flags, banners, fireworks or laser pointers
Filming of the Guide for use on commercial products

Skyline retains the right to refuse admission, even if you have made an advance booking.

Note: If you have questions or any concerns in relation to the above information, please seek professional medical advice in advance of travelling to Croke Park.

GAA Museum Only

(Self Guided)

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Parking Information

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Please be advised there will be no access to the stadium via the St Joseph’s Ave/Daybreak entrance.
Access during this time will be re-directed along St James Ave, through the A14 gate (match day Cusack entrance) - this is to facilitate the demolition of the old Handball centre / Water Harvesting project and associated works in that area.
Please note that all emergency evacuation routes and assembly points will operate as normal during this period.
If you are driving to the outer Cusack carpark then you will need to access Clonliffe Rd via either Ballybough or Drumcondra.
There will be no coach access to the Cusack Carpark. Coaches may drop off at Sackville Avenue