The GAA Museum is located under the Cusack Stand of Croke Park Stadium Drumcondra, Dublin 3 and is accessed via St. Joseph's Avenue which is just off Clonliffe Road, there is no access to the museum from the Hogan Stand side of the stadium.

By Car

Access from Clonliffe Road, down St. Josephs Avenue. Free car parking is available infront of the museum

Walking

Aproximately 20 minute walk from city centre (O'Connell Street)

Croke Park Shuttle Bus

The GAA Museum and Glasnevin Museum have teamed up to provide a special Shuttle Bus running from April until August to bring visitors from the city centre to the two Northside venues.

Leaving from Trinity College, this service will operate five days a week to the GAA Museum and seven days per week to Glasnevin Museum at a cost of €3 return.

Timetable

By Bus

From O'Connell Street to Drumcondra Road
Dublin Bus operate the following bus routes - 3,11,11A,16,16A,123
The museum is aproximately 10 minutes walk from the Drumcondra Road.

From Lower Abbey Street to Clonliffe Road 
Dublin Bus operate the following bus route - 51A
The museum is aproximately 5 minutes walk from the Clonliffe Road.

For further information on Dublin Bus services please visit www.dublinbus.ie

Download the Croke Park Stadium Public Transport Guide

By Rail

The Museum is aproximately 20 minutes walk from Connolly DART and LUAS Station. For more information please visit www.luas.ie and www.dart.ie   

The Museum is aproximately 10 minutes walk from From Drumcondra DART Station. For further information visit www.dart.ie

Download the Croke Park Stadium Public Transport Guide

Match Day

For match day transport and access information please visit the stadium's transport page

Download the Croke Park Stadium Public Transport Guide.

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