Croke Park Stadium.

Croke Park is a short walk from The Anchor Guesthouse. A map such as the attached is not at all required on match day to reach Croke Park, as the walking fans will guide you there! The Anchor Guesthouse location is ideal for any Croke Park match or musical event.

Croke Park is the National Stadium for the GAA, or Gaelic Athletic Association. This Association was founded in Thurles in 1884, to promote national athletics and sport. Croke Park has a capacity of 82,000.

Croke Park has always been home to the annual national Senior Football & Hurling championships.

Croke Park Statium is presently home to the Irish Six Nations home matches, while Landsdowne Road is under reconstruction.

The national Soccer team also temporarily play their home games at Croke Park during the refurbishment of Landsdowne Road.

Croke Park is also the home of the GAA Museum. The Museum has many historic exhibits, recording the many famous names & duels of the past. The Museum Tour includes a visit to the dressing rooms, & VIP suites.

A Restaurant & Gift shop is situated at Croke Park Museum.

The Museum is usually open Mon - Fri from 09.30 - 17.00.