
20,000 spectators
1934
Clara Road, Tullamore, County Offaly, R35 X3P7
Tullamore, Ireland
Grass
Single-Sport Venue
Gaelic Football
Stadium
O'Connor Park — commercially known as Glenisk O'Connor Park — is the principal GAA ground in County Offaly, located in Tullamore. Opened in 1934, the stadium has a capacity of 20,000 with a covered stand seating 7,000 that spells out 'Uíbh Fhailí' (Offaly in Irish) in green, white and gold seats. The ground is owned by Tullamore GAA club but leased to the Offaly County Board for inter-county matches. O'Connor Park was opened in 1934, replacing the earlier Ballyduff Park. The ground is named in honour of Rory O'Connor, the Offaly-born Republican leader executed in 1922. A new stand seating 7,000 was built in 2006, replacing an earlier 1991 structure. The stand's seats are coloured in green, white and gold — Offaly's county colours — spelling out 'Uíbh Fhailí' across the white section. Glenisk, a leading Irish dairy brand based in County Offaly, holds the current naming rights.
O'Connor Park was opened in 1934, replacing the earlier Ballyduff Park. The ground is named in honour of Rory O'Connor, the Offaly-born Republican leader executed in 1922. A new stand seating 7,000 was built in 2006, replacing an earlier 1991 structure. The stand's seats are coloured in green, white and gold — Offaly's county colours — spelling out 'Uíbh Fhailí' across the white section. Glenisk, a leading Irish dairy brand based in County Offaly, holds the current naming rights.
O'Connor Park has a proud Offaly atmosphere, particularly on Leinster Championship days. The striking green, white and gold stand creates one of the most distinctive visual identities of any GAA ground in Ireland.
Tours can be arranged through Offaly GAA. Contact the county GAA board for availability.
O'Connor Park does not currently operate a standalone museum.
Bus Éireann services connect Tullamore from Dublin (approx. 1hr 10min) and from Athlone, Portlaoise, and other midlands towns.
Tullamore railway station is served by Irish Rail on the Dublin Heuston to Galway/Westport line. Journey time from Dublin is approximately 1hr 10min. The station is a short walk from the town centre.
On-site or street parking available on match days. Arrive early for major fixtures.
O'Connor Park is located on the Clara Road, approximately 1km from Tullamore town centre — about a 12-minute walk.
Guided tours can be arranged through Offaly GAA. Contact the county board for availability and scheduling.
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 O'Connor Park Stadium Tour (By Arrangement) includes pitch, dressing rooms, stand, local gaa history, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Available by prior arrangement. Contact Offaly GAA or check the county GAA website for details.
Mid-range accommodation - close to the stadium
Rates from £80 to £150 per night
A well-regarded four-star hotel in the heart of Tullamore, conveniently close to O'Connor Park.
Boutique accommodation - close to the stadium
Rates from £90 to £160 per night
A charming farmhouse accommodation and equestrian centre outside Tullamore, offering a unique countryside experience.
Budget accommodation - short drive
Rates from £40 to £70 per night
Several B&Bs in Tullamore offer affordable accommodation close to the GAA ground.
Designated wheelchair viewing areas are available. Contact the county GAA board in advance.
Accessible toilet facilities are available at the stadium.
Parking for disabled visitors is available on match days. Arrive early — match day parking fills quickly.
Terrace / General Admission tickets range from €10 to €20 for the current season.
Standard adult admission. Prices vary by competition stage.
These general admission 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 admission for students, OAPs, and concession holders.
These general admission 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 and under-16s.
These general admission areas tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
O'Connor Park has a capacity of 20000 on our venue list.
Bus Éireann services connect Tullamore from Dublin (approx. 1hr 10min) and from Athlone, Portlaoise, and other midlands towns. Tullamore railway station is served by Irish Rail on the Dublin Heuston to Galway/Westport line. Journey time from Dublin is approximately 1hr 10min. The station is a short walk from the town centre.
The ground is commercially known as Glenisk O'Connor Park.
The ground was opened in 1934.
Offaly GAA use this as their home ground.
Designated wheelchair viewing areas are available. Contact the county GAA board in advance to confirm current provisions.
Tours can be arranged through Offaly GAA. Contact the county GAA board.
Clara Road, Tullamore, County Offaly, R35 X3P7
The ground is owned by Tullamore GAA club, leased to Offaly County Board for 35 years from 2002.
1 January 2018
Offaly GAA agreed a naming rights deal with Glenisk, a leading Irish organic dairy brand based in County Offaly, renaming the ground Glenisk O'Connor Park.
1 January 2006
A new 7,000-seat covered stand was completed at Glenisk O'Connor Park in 2006, replacing the earlier 1991 structure. The stand features green, white and gold seats spelling out 'Uíbh Fhailí' — a distinctive and celebrated feature of the ground.
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