Dublin – Easter in Croke Park!

Croke Park At Easter

Have a cracker of an Easter at Croke Park

One of Dublin’s most popular attractions, the Croke Park Stadium Tour, has an ‘egg’cellent twist for families over the Easter break!

Hatch a plan to go on the Croke Park Stadium Tour this Easter and take part in an ‘eggs’tra special Egg Hunt!

Your little chickens are guaranteed a basket load of fun as they follow clues around the iconic Stadium. They will have to keep their eyes peeled and listen closely to the guide’s fascinating stories of Croke Park and the GAA if they want to complete the hunt successfully and earn their reward of a delicious Cadbury’s Easter egg at the end.

The unmissable Easter ‘eggs’perience includes a guided tour of the famous stadium, a fun Easter egg hunt, and a visit to the GAA Museum!

During the tour your little ‘eggs’plorers will get behind-the-scenes access to the Players’ Lounge, the team dressing rooms, the warm-up area, and the media centre for a bird’s eye view of the stadium. They will also get to run out pitch side through the players’ tunnel to the sounds of cheering crowds!

Following the Stadium Tour, your family will hop on over to the GAA Museum, where you can all follow the Junior Explorer route, which highlights some of the most fascinating and famous exhibitions for younger GAA fans, including the original Sam Maguire and Liam MacCarthy cups! Your children’s heads will be jam packed with fun facts and exciting memories long after the chocolate stains have been wiped off their little faces!

Finally, the entire family will have lots of ‘egg’citement in the Museum’s Interactive Games Zone, where you can test your hurling and football skills – see how fast you can react, check your passing skills and practice a fingertip save or the art of the high catch! !

To Find Out More About The GAA Museum And Croke Park Stadium Tour 

Easter Information 2019

Venue:- GAA Museum, Croke Park Stadium, Dublin

Classification :-   Easter Family Event

Ages:- Tour recommended for children 4 – 8 years old (must be accompanied by an adult)