Croke Park

If you are looking for accommodation near the Croke Park in Dublin, then Ariel House is the perfect choice. Our Dublin guesthouse is located less than a 18 minute taxi ride  from one of the top music, comedy and event venues in the country!

ABOUT CROKE PARK

Embark on a journey to Croke Park, the heart of Irish sporting life and a beacon of Irish culture. Known as “Croker” by locals, this iconic stadium is steeped in history and pulsates with the energy of the Gaelic games. From its humble beginnings in the 1880s as the City and Suburban Racecourse, Croke Park has evolved into a state-of-the-art stadium, accommodating over 82,300 spectators, making it the fourth-largest stadium in Europe.

But Croke Park is more than just a sports venue. It’s a living testament to Ireland’s rich history and cultural heritage. It has been the stage for some of the most significant moments in Irish history, from the tragedy of Bloody Sunday to the joyous occasion of the Special Olympics. You’ll be captivated by the variety of events hosted here. From the annual All-Ireland in Gaelic football and hurling to international sports like rugby and soccer, there’s always something exciting happening. Music lovers will be thrilled to know that Croke Park has played host to a who’s who of international rock and pop acts, performing sell-out shows to hundreds of thousands of music lovers.

Come and create your memories at Croke Park, where history is made, records are broken, and the spirit of competition, camaraderie, and community come alive. Experience the uniquely Irish atmosphere and take a piece of Ireland back home with you. Croke Park is waiting for you!

BOOK AWARD-WINNING ACCOMMODATION NEAR THE CROKE PARK

Enjoy quality, comfortable accommodation followed by an award-winning breakfast the next morning. Our sublime location means that you can easily make your way into Dublin city centre too if you wish to check out the many amenities and attractions our great capital offers.

CROKE PARK

• Just 4.4KM from Ariel House, less than 18 minutes in a taxi
• Croke Park Named after Archbishop Thomas Croke, it’s been a hub for Gaelic sports since 1891.
• With 82,300 seats, it’s Ireland’s largest stadium and the third-largest stadium in Europe.
• Multifunctional Venue, hosts sports, concerts, and events like the 2003 Special Olympics.
• Symbolizes Irish pride and heritage.