
18,000 spectators
1944
Stranorlar Road, Ballybofey, County Donegal, F93 Y8K3
Ballybofey, Ireland
Grass
Single-Sport Venue
Gaelic Football
Stadium
MacCumhail Park is the home of Donegal GAA, located in Ballybofey, County Donegal. Named after Fionn Mac Cumhail (Finn McCool), the legendary hero of Irish mythology, the stadium has a capacity of 18,000 and is the principal venue for Donegal county Gaelic football. Donegal won the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship in 2012 and 2014, with MacCumhail Park at the heart of the county''s passionate GAA community. MacCumhail Park has served as the home of Donegal GAA since the mid-20th century. The ground, named after the mythological Irish warrior Fionn Mac Cumhail, is situated in the twin towns of Ballybofey-Stranorlar. The stadium has been progressively improved with a modern stand and facilities. Donegal GAA''s two All-Ireland senior football championship victories in 2012 and 2014 brought national attention to the ground and the county.
MacCumhail Park has served as the home of Donegal GAA since the mid-20th century. The ground, named after the mythological Irish warrior Fionn Mac Cumhail, is situated in the twin towns of Ballybofey-Stranorlar. The stadium has been progressively improved with a modern stand and facilities. Donegal GAA''s two All-Ireland senior football championship victories in 2012 and 2014 brought national attention to the ground and the county.
MacCumhail Park on an Ulster Championship day is one of the most atmospheric experiences in Gaelic games. Donegal''s passionate football tradition, the county''s landscape, and the twin-town setting create a distinctive and memorable matchday occasion.
Tours can be arranged through Donegal GAA. Contact the county GAA board.
MacCumhail Park does not currently operate a standalone museum.
Bus Éireann operates services from Donegal town, Letterkenny, and Dublin to Ballybofey. Journey time from Dublin is approximately 3hrs 30min.
Ballybofey does not have a railway station. The nearest options are Sligo or Letterkenny with connecting bus services. Bus is the recommended public transport option.
On-site or street parking is available on match days. Arrive early.
MacCumhail Park is located on the Stranorlar Road, approximately 1km from Ballybofey town centre.
Tours can be arranged through Donegal GAA. Contact the county board for availability.
Adult tickets cost Price on request, children's tickets are Price on request, and concession tickets are available for Price on request. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 60 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
The MacCumhail Park Stadium Tour includes pitch, dressing rooms, stands, gaa history, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. By arrangement. Contact Donegal GAA via county GAA website.
Mid-range accommodation - close to stadium
Rates from £75 to £140 per night
A comfortable hotel in the centre of Ballybofey offering good facilities and an ideal base for GAA supporters.
Mid-range accommodation - close to stadium
Rates from £70 to £130 per night
A well-regarded hotel in Stranorlar, just across the river from Ballybofey, popular with visiting GAA supporters.
Budget accommodation - short drive
Rates from £40 to £80 per night
A range of B&Bs in Ballybofey and surrounding areas offer affordable accommodation.
Designated wheelchair viewing areas. Contact county GAA in advance.
Accessible toilets are available at the stadium.
Parking for disabled visitors is available on match days. Arrive early.
General Admission tickets range from €10 to €20 for the current season.
Standard adult admission. Prices vary by competition.
These terrace/general areas tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
General Admission tickets range from €6 to €12 for the current season.
Reduced for OAPs, students, concession holders.
These terrace areas tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
General Admission tickets range from €3 to €5 for the current season.
Discounted admission for children/under-16s.
These terrace areas tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
MacCumhail Park has a capacity of 18000 on our venue list.
Bus Éireann operates services from Donegal town, Letterkenny, and Dublin to Ballybofey. Journey time from Dublin is approximately 3hrs 30min.
MacCumhail Park (no current naming sponsor)
The ground was opened in 1944.
Donegal GAA use this as their home ground.
Designated wheelchair areas available. Contact county GAA in advance.
Tours can be arranged through Donegal GAA. Contact the county GAA board.
Stranorlar Road, Ballybofey, County Donegal, F93 Y8K3
MacCumhail Park is named after Fionn Mac Cumhail (Finn McCool), the hero of Irish mythology.
Check the county GAA website for online ticketing.
Match day concession stands offer burgers, hot dogs, chips, and hot drinks. Stadium bar also operates.
On-site or street parking on match days. Arrive early.
1 January 2022
Donegal GAA have continued to invest in facilities at MacCumhail Park, improving spectator amenities at their county ground.
21 September 2014
MacCumhail Park was the spiritual home of Donegal GAA''s two All-Ireland Senior Football Championship victories in 2012 and 2014, delivered under managers Jim McGuinness and then Rory Gallagher, bringing the Sam Maguire Cup to the north-west for the first time.
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