- Wide range of room options including singles, doubles and twins.
- Option to book a private apartment.
- Dublin’s top restaurants and bars on your doorstep.
- Near direct public transport links to Croke Park and Aviva Stadium.
- Historic university campus with 24 hour security.
- Some of the most affordable overnight stay rates in Dublin.
Heading to Dublin
for the big game?
Stay at Trinity College Dublin
Trinity is the perfect base for a GAA match in Dublin – combining historic charm, a central location, and easy access to Croke Park stadium.
With great value accommodation and 24 hour security, Trinity offers comfort, convenience, and a Dublin experience that won’t break the bank.
- Wide range of room options including singles, doubles and twins.
- Option to book a private apartment.
- Dublin’s top restaurants and bars on your doorstep.
- Near direct public transport links to Croke Park and Aviva Stadium.
- Historic university campus with 24 hour security.
- Some of the most affordable overnight stay rates in Dublin.
Tyrone v Kerry
Venue: Croke Park
Saturday 12 Jul 2025
Throw-in: 17:00
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Venue: Croke Park
Sunday 13 Jul 2025
Throw-in: 16:00
Cork v Tipperary
Venue: Croke Park
Sunday 20 Jul 2025
Throw-in: 15:30
Stay in Trinity
Choose from a wide range of single, double or twin rooms located across Trinity campus. Alternatively opt for a private apartment if you are travelling with a group.
Available to book in June, July and August.
Getting to Croke Park from Trinity
Centrally located in the heart of Dublin, Trinity is within easy reach of all public transport links.
Check out our directions below for convenient access to Croke Park stadium by foot or public transport, while soaking up the city atmosphere on route.
Exit Trinity via College Green gates. Take a right and head up O’Connell St.
At the top of O’Connell St turn right onto Parnell St.
Turn left onto Foster Terrace.
Continue onto St. James’s Ave.
Turn left onto St. Joseph’s Ave.
Stay right on St. Joseph’s Ave until you reach Croke Park.
Exit Trinity via College Green gates. 2 min
At College Green, get the 123 bus heading to Marino.
Travel 5 stops to Ballybough Road. 17 min
Walk to Croke Park. 6 min (45O metres))
Eat & drink near Trinity
Whether you’re fuelling up before the match or unwinding afterwards, there’s no shortage of great spots to eat and drink just steps from Trinity College Dublin. From quick bites to hearty meals and lively pubs, Dublin city centre offers something for every taste and budget.
These three vibrant foodie areas are within easy walking distance from the gates of the university.
Dame Street & South Great George’s Street
Just a short stroll from Trinity’s front gate, this area blends casual bites with lively bars in a relaxed setting.
– Bunsen: known for its simple, high-quality burgers and cult following.
– Pi Pizza: wood-fired pizzas with premium Irish ingredients.
– Carabou: standout pub grub and a stylish, warm setting.
– 777: Trendy spot for Mexican small plates and strong margaritas if you’re making a night of it.
– Bunsen: known for its simple, high-quality burgers and cult following.
– Pi Pizza: wood-fired pizzas with premium Irish ingredients.
– Carabou: standout pub grub and a stylish, warm setting.
– 777: Trendy spot for Mexican small plates and strong margaritas if you’re making a night of it.
Camden St and Wexford St
Just a 15 minute walk from Trinity, this vibrant area is packed with casual eateries, pubs, and late-night bites.
– Sprezzatura: fresh, homemade pasta in a trendy setting with surprisingly low prices.
– Neon: tasty, affordable Thai and Vietnamese street food.
– Hang Dai: an upscale take on Chinese dining in a vibrant, club-like setting.
– Ryans: a beloved traditional pub known for its vibrant GAA atmosphere on match days.
– Sprezzatura: fresh, homemade pasta in a trendy setting with surprisingly low prices.
– Neon: tasty, affordable Thai and Vietnamese street food.
– Hang Dai: an upscale take on Chinese dining in a vibrant, club-like setting.
– Ryans: a beloved traditional pub known for its vibrant GAA atmosphere on match days.
Capel Street
A foodie favourite just north of the River Liffey, Capel Street is one of Dublin’s most exciting dining spots.
– Brother Hubbard: middle Eastern inspired brunch and grab and go options.
– Arisu Korean Restaurant: authentic Korean cuisine including barbecue, bibimbap, and sushi.
– All Bar Chicken: crispy chicken burgers, loaded fries, and creative cocktails
– Bar 1661: a stylish cocktail bar, ideal for a relaxed post-match wind-down.
– Brother Hubbard: middle Eastern inspired brunch and grab and go options.
– Arisu Korean Restaurant: authentic Korean cuisine including barbecue, bibimbap, and sushi.
– All Bar Chicken: crispy chicken burgers, loaded fries, and creative cocktails
– Bar 1661: a stylish cocktail bar, ideal for a relaxed post-match wind-down.
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