Parking GAA Museum and Stadium Tour, Dublin

For parking at the GAA Museum and Stadium Tour, you can compare free on-site parking with a pre-booked option through Mobypark. Mobypark offers bookable private parking spaces that owners do not actively use, including hotel parking, office spaces, private driveways and unused garages in the wider Croke Park area.

Pre-booked parking for the GAA Museum and Stadium Tour

Mobypark is a practical alternative when you want to arrange parking before travelling, particularly if on-site spaces are unavailable or an event is affecting access around Croke Park. Check the location, access instructions and booking times carefully, then compare the total stay with public car-park options before setting off.

Free on-site parking at the GAA Museum

On a normal tour day, free visitor parking is available at the Cusack Stand. Enter from Clonliffe Road via St Joseph’s Avenue, next to the convenience store, and follow directions from stadium security to the Cusack Car Park.

The GAA Museum, Stadium Tour and Skyline Tour are accessed from the Cusack Stand. There is no visitor access to these attractions from the Hogan Stand or Jones Road, so using the correct entrance avoids a longer walk around the stadium.

Street parking near Croke Park

Street parking around Croke Park is limited, especially when a match or concert is taking place. Dublin’s signed parking zones have different hourly rates, and most paid areas also have a two- or three-hour maximum stay.

• Yellow zone: €4.00 per hour
• Red zone: €3.50 per hour
• Green zone: €2.00 per hour
• Orange zone: €1.20 per hour
• Blue zone: €0.90 per hour
• White zone: €1.80 per hour from 2pm to 6pm on Sundays where applicable

Check the signs beside the space before paying at a machine or using an approved mobile payment service. Do not park on single or double yellow lines. Residential streets may require a permit, and vehicles parked unlawfully during stadium events can be clamped or removed. If you need a paid space with a planned arrival, a pre-booked Mobypark option in the wider area can avoid relying on a space becoming free on the street.

Event-day parking for the Stadium Tour area

General match and concert visitors do not normally have access to Croke Park’s on-site parking. Traffic restrictions and residential parking controls become more important on event days, so public transport or a pre-arranged space is usually more reliable than searching near the stadium.

Current event-day alternatives include a supervised car park on North Circular Road, charging €10 for Championship matches and concerts, €8 for League games, and €5 for school or intermediate and junior finals. It opens two hours before matches and remains open for one hour afterwards; concert parking opens three hours before the event.

Other city-centre options include all-day match parking for €5 with a match ticket, selected car parks charging €6 from 9am to 8pm or €8 for up to 24 hours, and 12-hour event rates of €14 or €16 at other central locations. A Mobypark booking can be useful on these busy dates because it gives you a confirmed parking plan before event traffic builds.

Parking access and arrival advice

Allow extra time to reach the GAA Museum if a fixture or concert is scheduled at Croke Park. Roads around the stadium are residential and can be subject to temporary restrictions, heavy traffic and enforcement.

For a normal tour visit, follow signs to St Joseph’s Avenue and the Cusack Stand rather than approaching from Jones Road or the Hogan Stand. Check the day’s parking arrangements before travelling, as access can change when the stadium is being used for an event.