
13,500 spectators
1900
Donnycarney, Dublin 5, D05 K6K6
Dublin, Ireland
Grass
Single-Sport Venue
Gaelic Football
Stadium
Parnell Park is the home ground of Dublin GAA in Donnycarney. With a capacity of 13,500, it serves as the county ground for club games and National League fixtures. Named after Charles Stewart Parnell, the great Irish nationalist leader. Parnell Park has served as the Dublin GAA county ground since the early 20th century. Named after Charles Stewart Parnell (1846-1891). The ground hosts Dublin club championship finals and National League games.
Parnell Park has served as the Dublin GAA county ground since the early 20th century. Named after Charles Stewart Parnell (1846-1891). The ground hosts Dublin club championship finals and National League games.
Parnell Park has an authentic north Dublin GAA atmosphere particularly on club championship final days.
Tours can be arranged through Dublin GAA.
Parnell Park does not operate a standalone museum.
Dublin Bus routes serve Donnycarney from Dublin city centre. Nearest stops on Collins Avenue and the Malahide Road.
Clontarf Road DART station is approximately 2km from Parnell Park. Dublin Bus connections complete the journey.
On-site or street parking. Arrive early.
Parnell Park is approximately 4km from Dublin city centre — best accessed by Dublin Bus.
Tours can be arranged through Dublin GAA.
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 Parnell Park Stadium Tour includes pitch, dressing rooms, stands, history, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. By arrangement. Contact Dublin GAA via county GAA website.
Luxury accommodation - close
Rates from £250 to £500 per night
Dublin most iconic five-star hotel on St. Stephen Green.
Mid-range accommodation - close
Rates from £110 to £200 per night
A comfortable four-star hotel in the Ballsbridge area.
Budget accommodation - short drive
Rates from £25 to £60 per night
Dublin city centre has numerous hostels offering budget accommodation.
Designated wheelchair areas. Contact county GAA in advance.
Accessible toilets available.
Parking for disabled visitors on match days. Arrive early.
General Admission tickets range from €10 to €20 for the current season.
Standard adult admission.
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 admission.
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 for under-16s.
These terrace areas tickets include stadium access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Parnell Park has a capacity of 13500 on our venue list.
Dublin Bus routes serve Donnycarney from Dublin city centre. Nearest stops on Collins Avenue and the Malahide Road.
Parnell Park (no current naming sponsor)
The ground was opened in 1900.
Dublin GAA use this as their home ground.
Designated wheelchair areas. Contact county GAA in advance.
Tours by arrangement through Dublin GAA.
Donnycarney, Dublin 5, D05 K6K6
Most Dublin senior championship matches are held at Croke Park rather than Parnell Park.
Check the county GAA website.
Concession stands and stadium bar on match days.
On-site or street parking. Arrive early.
1 October 2024
Parnell Park continues to host Dublin senior club championship finals for both hurling and football, the showpiece events in the Dublin GAA calendar.
1 January 2023
Dublin GAA have carried out ongoing maintenance at Parnell Park.
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