Croke Park

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Croke Park is Ireland’s largest stadium and the principal venue for Gaelic games, located in Dublin.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gaelic games stadium
sports venue
stadium
capacity approximately 82300
city Dublin
country Ireland
fieldShape rectangular
formerName Jones' Road sports ground
hasPart Croke Park museum
linked to: Croke Park

Croke Park pitch
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Cusack Stand
Davins Stand
Hill 16 terrace
Hogan Stand
Skyline walkway
hasScoreboard yes
hostedEvent Republic of Ireland association football internationals
Six Nations Championship rugby union matches
Special Olympics World Summer Games 2003 events
hostsEvent All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final
All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final
GAA Congress
International Rules Series matches
National Football League finals
National Hurling League finals
concerts
locatedIn Drumcondra
location Dublin
memorial Bloody Sunday memorial
namedAfter Archbishop Thomas Croke
Thomas Croke
nickname Croker
notableHistoricalEvent Bloody Sunday 1920
opened 1884
operator Gaelic Athletic Association
otherUse association football venue
concert venue
rugby union venue
owner Gaelic Athletic Association
primaryUse Gaelic football
hurling
province Leinster
purchasedByGAA 1913
recordAttendance approximately 90456
recordAttendanceEvent All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final 1961
roofCoverage partially covered stands
seatingCapacity approximately 82300
surface grass
underwentMajorRedevelopment 1990s
2000s

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Dublin Region hasMajorStadium Croke Park
Bloody Sunday (1920) venue Croke Park
Scott Tallon Walker Architects notableWork Croke Park stands (consulting role)
linked to: Croke Park
Croke Park hasPart Croke Park pitch
linked to: Croke Park
Croke Park hasPart Croke Park museum
linked to: Croke Park
Northside Dublin hasLandmark Croke Park
Croke Park shootings hasLocation Croke Park
Croke Park shootings memorial Hogan Stand at Croke Park
linked to: Croke Park
Gaelic games mainStadium Croke Park
River Tolka near Croke Park
Tolka Park near Croke Park
Gaelic Athletic Association headquarters Croke Park, Dublin, Ireland
linked to: Croke Park
All-Ireland Minor Football Championship typicalFinalVenue Croke Park, Dublin
linked to: Croke Park
GAA Central Council meetsAt Croke Park
GAA Central Council location Croke Park, Dublin
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Drumcondra adjacentTo Croke Park
Drumcondra hasSportsVenueNearby Croke Park
Thomas Croke honouredBy Croke Park
subject linked to: Archbishop Thomas Croke
Hogan Stand partOf Croke Park
Hogan Stand location Croke Park
Hogan Stand hasViewOf Croke Park pitch
linked to: Croke Park
Davins Stand partOf Croke Park
Davins Stand location Croke Park
Davins Stand locatedInStadium Croke Park
Hill 16 terrace locatedIn Croke Park
Hill 16 terrace partOf Croke Park stadium
linked to: Croke Park
Hill 16 terrace venue Croke Park
Skyline walkway locatedIn Croke Park
Jones' Road sports ground predecessorOf modern Croke Park
linked to: Croke Park
Jones' Road sports ground partOf Croke Park site
linked to: Croke Park
Cusack Stand locatedIn Croke Park
Cusack Stand partOf Croke Park stadium
linked to: Croke Park
Cusack Stand isMajorStandOf Croke Park
Cusack Stand isPartOf Croke Park bowl
linked to: Croke Park
Cusack Stand isNamedStructureIn Croke Park