Croke Park is the fourth largest stadium in Western Europe behind Barcelona's Nou Camp (99,786), Wembley in London (90,000), and the Bernabeu in Madrid (85,454). Not too shabby for a small island ...

Stadium in Dublin 3 with a capacity of 82,300, Croke Park was built to its current level in 2004, having opened in 1913. It is the home of GAA and hosts the All-Ireland finals as well as major ...

On August 18, 1924, the American Wild West arrived in Dublin City. For a week, Croke Park played host to The Tex Austin Rodeo, and Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) headquarters saw some 35,000 ...

A residents group representing people who live near Croke Park has branded the move to let Garth Brooks play five concerts there as "unacceptable". The US country singer was originally scheduled ...

An unexpected final chapter. A wonderfully fitting final chapter. From Ovens to Páirc Uí Chaoimh, to Croke Park, to Carlton and Melbourne on the other side of the world, to Shanagarry on the ...