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Croke Park

Croke Park (Irish: Páirc an Chrócaigh, IPA: [ˈpˠaːɾʲc ə ˈxɾˠoːkəj]) is a Gaelic games stadium in Dublin, Ireland. Named after Archbishop Thomas Croke, it is referred to as Croker by GAA fans and locals. It serves as both the principal national stadium of Ireland and headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). Since 1891 the site has been used by the GAA to host Gaelic sports, including the annual All-Ireland finals in Gaelic football and hurling. A major expansion and redevelopment of the stadium ran from 1991 to 2005, raising capacity to its current 82,300 spectators. This makes Croke Park the fourth-largest stadium in Europe, and the largest not usually used for association football in Europe. Other events held at the stadium include the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2003 Special Olympics, and numerous musical concerts. In 2012, Irish pop group Westlife sold out the stadium in a record-breaking time: less than 5 minutes. From 2007 to 2010, Croke Park hosted home matches of the Ireland national rugby union team and the Republic of Ireland national football team, while their new Aviva Stadium was constructed. This use of Croke Park for non-Gaelic sports was controversial and required temporary changes to GAA rules. In June 2012, the stadium hosted the closing ceremony of the 50th International Eucharistic Congress during which Pope Benedict XVI gave an address over a video link.

Infobox

Location
Dublin, Ireland
Coordinates
mw- 53°21′39″N 6°15′4″W / 53.36083°N 6.25111°W / 53.36083; -6.25111
Owner
GAA
Capacity
mw- 82,300 (total)69,100 (seated)13,200 (terraced)
Surface
Soil pitch
Broke ground
1880
Opened
1884; 141 years ago (1884)
Renovated
2004
Construction cost
€266 million (2004 renovation)
Architect
Gilroy McMahon
Project manager
Seamus Monahan & Partners
Structural engineer
Horgan Lynch & Partners
Public transit
Drumcondra railway station
Field size
145m x 88m
Record attendance
90,556 (Down–Offaly, 24 September 1961)

Tables

· Concerts
29 June 1985
29 June 1985
Date
29 June 1985
Performer(s)
U2
Opening act(s)
In Tua Nua, R.E.M., The Alarm, Squeeze
Tour/Event
The Unforgettable Fire Tour
Attendance
57,000
Notes
First Irish act to have a headline concert. Part of the concert was filmed for the group's documentary Wide Awake in Dublin.
28 June 1986
28 June 1986
Date
28 June 1986
Performer(s)
Simple Minds
Tour/Event
Once Upon A Time Tour
Notes
Guest appearance by Bono
27 June 1987
27 June 1987
Date
27 June 1987
Performer(s)
U2
Opening act(s)
Light A Big Fire, The Dubliners, The Pogues, Lou Reed
Tour/Event
The Joshua Tree Tour
Attendance
114,000
28 June 1987
28 June 1987
Date
28 June 1987
Performer(s)
Christy Moore, The Pretenders, Lou Reed, Hothouse Flowers
28 June 1996
28 June 1996
Date
28 June 1996
Performer(s)
Tina Turner
Opening act(s)
Brian Kennedy
Tour/Event
Wildest Dreams Tour
Attendance
40,000
Revenue
$1,510,000
16 May 1997
16 May 1997
Date
16 May 1997
Performer(s)
Garth Brooks
Tour/Event
World Tour II
18 May 1997
18 May 1997
Date
18 May 1997
29 May 1998
29 May 1998
Date
29 May 1998
Performer(s)
Elton John & Billy Joel
Tour/Event
Face to Face 1998
30 May 1998
30 May 1998
Date
30 May 1998
24 June 2005
24 June 2005
Date
24 June 2005
Performer(s)
U2
Opening act(s)
The Radiators from Space, The Thrills, The Bravery, Snow Patrol, Paddy Casey, Ash
Tour/Event
Vertigo Tour
Attendance
246,743
Revenue
$21,163,695
25 June 2005
25 June 2005
Date
25 June 2005
27 June 2005
27 June 2005
Date
27 June 2005
20 May 2006
20 May 2006
Date
20 May 2006
Performer(s)
Bon Jovi
Opening act(s)
Nickelback
Tour/Event
Have a Nice Day Tour
Attendance
81,327
Revenue
$6,414,434
9 June 2006
9 June 2006
Date
9 June 2006
Performer(s)
Robbie Williams
Opening act(s)
Basement Jaxx
Tour/Event
Close Encounters Tour
6 October 2007
6 October 2007
Date
6 October 2007
Performer(s)
The Police
Opening act(s)
Fiction Plane
Tour/Event
The Police Reunion Tour
Attendance
81,640
Revenue
$11,837,425
Notes
Largest attendance of the tour. Guest appearance by Bono.
31 May 2008
31 May 2008
Date
31 May 2008
Performer(s)
Celine Dion
Opening act(s)
Il Divo
Tour/Event
Taking Chances World Tour
Attendance
61,746
Revenue
$8,650,493
Notes
Largest attendance for a solo female act
1 June 2008
1 June 2008
Date
1 June 2008
Performer(s)
Westlife
Opening act(s)
Shayne Ward
Tour/Event
Back Home Tour
Attendance
82,300
Notes
Second Irish act to have a headline concert. Largest attendance of the tour. Part of the concert was filmed for the group's documentary and concert DVD 10 Years of Westlife - Live at Croke Park Stadium.
14 June 2008
14 June 2008
Date
14 June 2008
Performer(s)
Neil Diamond
13 June 2009
13 June 2009
Date
13 June 2009
Performer(s)
Take That
Opening act(s)
The Script
Tour/Event
Take That Present: The Circus Live
24 July 2009
24 July 2009
Date
24 July 2009
Performer(s)
U2
Opening act(s)
Glasvegas, Damien Dempsey
Tour/Event
U2 360° Tour
Attendance
243,198
Revenue
$28,815,352
25 July 2009
25 July 2009
Date
25 July 2009
Performer(s)
Kaiser Chiefs, Republic of Loose
27 July 2009
27 July 2009
Date
27 July 2009
Performer(s)
Bell X1, The Script
Opening act(s)
The performances of "New Year's Day" and "I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight" were recorded for the group's live album U22 and for the band's remix album Artificial Horizon and the live EP Wide Awake in Europe, respectively.
5 June 2010
5 June 2010
Date
5 June 2010
Performer(s)
Westlife
Opening act(s)
Wonderland, WOW, JLS, Jedward
Tour/Event
Where We Are Tour
Attendance
86,500
Revenue
$5,914,820
Notes
Largest attendance of the tour.
18 June 2011
18 June 2011
Date
18 June 2011
Performer(s)
Take That
Opening act(s)
Pet Shop Boys
Tour/Event
Progress Live
Attendance
154,828
Revenue
$18,217,500
19 June 2011
19 June 2011
Date
19 June 2011
22 June 2012
22 June 2012
Date
22 June 2012
Performer(s)
Westlife
Opening act(s)
Jedward, The Wanted, Lawson
Tour/Event
Greatest Hits Tour
Attendance
187,808
Notes
The 23 June 2012 date broke the stadium record for selling out its tickets in four minutes. Eleventh largest attendance at an outdoor stadium worldwide. Largest attendance of the tour and Westlife's history. Part of the concert was filmed for the group's documentary and concert DVD The Farewell Tour - Live in Croke Park.
23 June 2012
23 June 2012
Date
23 June 2012
26 June 2012
26 June 2012
Date
26 June 2012
Performer(s)
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Opening act(s)
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, The Vaccines
Tour/Event
I'm with You World Tour
23 May 2014
23 May 2014
Date
23 May 2014
Performer(s)
One Direction
Opening act(s)
5 Seconds of Summer
Tour/Event
Where We Are Tour
Attendance
235,008
Revenue
$20,115,900
24 May 2014
24 May 2014
Date
24 May 2014
25 May 2014
25 May 2014
Date
25 May 2014
20 June 2015
20 June 2015
Date
20 June 2015
Performer(s)
The Script
Tour/Event
No Sound Without Silence Tour
Attendance
74,635
24 July 2015
24 July 2015
Date
24 July 2015
Performer(s)
Ed Sheeran
Tour/Event
x Tour
Attendance
162,308
Revenue
$11,713,029
25 July 2015
25 July 2015
Date
25 July 2015
27 May 2016
27 May 2016
Date
27 May 2016
Performer(s)
Bruce Springsteen
Tour/Event
The River Tour 2016
Attendance
160,188
Revenue
$19,228,100
29 May 2016
29 May 2016
Date
29 May 2016
9 July 2016
9 July 2016
Date
9 July 2016
Performer(s)
Beyoncé
Opening act(s)
Chloe x Halle, Ingrid Burley
Tour/Event
The Formation World Tour
Attendance
68,575
Revenue
$7,449,942
8 July 2017
8 July 2017
Date
8 July 2017
Performer(s)
Coldplay
Opening act(s)
AlunaGeorge, Tove Lo
Tour/Event
A Head Full of Dreams Tour
Attendance
80,398
Revenue
$8,970,100
22 July 2017
22 July 2017
Date
22 July 2017
Performer(s)
U2
Opening act(s)
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
Tour/Event
The Joshua Tree Tour 2017
Attendance
80,901
Revenue
$9,963,957
17 May 2018
17 May 2018
Date
17 May 2018
Performer(s)
The Rolling Stones
Opening act(s)
The Academic
Tour/Event
No Filter Tour
Attendance
64,823
Revenue
$8,771,102
15 June 2018
15 June 2018
Date
15 June 2018
Performer(s)
Taylor Swift
Opening act(s)
Camila CabelloCharli XCX
Tour/Event
Taylor Swift's Reputation Stadium Tour
Attendance
133,034
Revenue
$8,567,769
Notes
First woman to headline two shows on a single tour.
16 June 2018
16 June 2018
Date
16 June 2018
7 July 2018
7 July 2018
Date
7 July 2018
Performer(s)
Michael Bublé
Opening act(s)
Emeli Sandé
24 May 2019
24 May 2019
Date
24 May 2019
Performer(s)
Spice Girls
Opening act(s)
Jess Glynne
Tour/Event
Spice World - 2019 UK Tour
Attendance
74,186
Revenue
$8,070,740
5 July 2019
5 July 2019
Date
5 July 2019
Performer(s)
Westlife
Opening act(s)
James ArthurWild Youth
Tour/Event
The Twenty Tour
Attendance
148,470
Revenue
$11,577,344
Notes
The 5 July date sold out in six minutes. The 6 July date was sold out in under forty-eight hours, and recorded for a concert film.
6 July 2019
6 July 2019
Date
6 July 2019
23 April 2022
23 April 2022
Date
23 April 2022
Performer(s)
Ed Sheeran
Opening act(s)
Maisie PetersDenise Chaila
Tour/Event
+–=÷x Tour
Attendance
140,487 / 151,054
Revenue
$12,765,829
24 April 2022
24 April 2022
Date
24 April 2022
9 September 2022
9 September 2022
Date
9 September 2022
Performer(s)
Garth Brooks
Tour/Event
The Garth Brooks Stadium Tour
Attendance
401,000
Revenue
$28,621,080
Notes
Replaced the five 2014 shows that were cancelled due to a disagreement between management and local residents who did not want five concerts to occur.
10 September 2022
10 September 2022
Date
10 September 2022
11 September 2022
11 September 2022
Date
11 September 2022
16 September 2022
16 September 2022
Date
16 September 2022
17 September 2022
17 September 2022
Date
17 September 2022
19 May 2024
19 May 2024
Date
19 May 2024
Performer(s)
Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band
Tour/Event
2024 World Tour
17 August 2024
17 August 2024
Date
17 August 2024
Performer(s)
AC/DC
Opening act(s)
The Pretty Reckless
Tour/Event
Power Up Tour
29 August 2024
29 August 2024
Date
29 August 2024
Performer(s)
Coldplay
Opening act(s)
Maggie RogersAby Coulibaly
Tour/Event
Music of the Spheres World Tour
Attendance
329,200 / 329,200
Revenue
$49,520,804
Notes
First group to perform four shows on a single tour
30 August 2024
30 August 2024
Date
30 August 2024
1 September 2024
1 September 2024
Date
1 September 2024
2 September 2024
2 September 2024
Date
2 September 2024
16-17 August 2025
16-17 August 2025
Date
16-17 August 2025
Performer(s)
Oasis
Opening act(s)
Cast, Richard Ashcroft
Tour/Event
Oasis Live '25 Tour
23 August 2025
23 August 2025
Date
23 August 2025
Performer(s)
Robbie Williams
Opening act(s)
The Lottery Winners
Tour/Event
Britpop Tour
22-23 August 2026
22-23 August 2026
Date
22-23 August 2026
Performer(s)
The Weeknd
Opening act(s)
Playboi Carti
Tour/Event
After Hours til Dawn Tour
30 August 2026
30 August 2026
Date
30 August 2026
Performer(s)
Bon Jovi
Tour/Event
Forever Tour
Date
Performer(s)
Opening act(s)
Tour/Event
Attendance
Revenue
Notes
29 June 1985
U2
In Tua Nua, R.E.M., The Alarm, Squeeze
The Unforgettable Fire Tour
57,000
First Irish act to have a headline concert. Part of the concert was filmed for the group's documentary Wide Awake in Dublin.
28 June 1986
Simple Minds
Once Upon A Time Tour
Guest appearance by Bono
27 June 1987
U2
Light A Big Fire, The Dubliners, The Pogues, Lou Reed
The Joshua Tree Tour
114,000
28 June 1987
Christy Moore, The Pretenders, Lou Reed, Hothouse Flowers
28 June 1996
Tina Turner
Brian Kennedy
Wildest Dreams Tour
40,000
$1,510,000
16 May 1997
Garth Brooks
World Tour II
18 May 1997
29 May 1998
Elton John & Billy Joel
Face to Face 1998
30 May 1998
24 June 2005
U2
The Radiators from Space, The Thrills, The Bravery, Snow Patrol, Paddy Casey, Ash
Vertigo Tour
246,743
$21,163,695
25 June 2005
27 June 2005
20 May 2006
Bon Jovi
Nickelback
Have a Nice Day Tour
81,327
$6,414,434
9 June 2006
Robbie Williams
Basement Jaxx
Close Encounters Tour
6 October 2007
The Police
Fiction Plane
The Police Reunion Tour
81,640
$11,837,425
Largest attendance of the tour. Guest appearance by Bono.
31 May 2008
Celine Dion
Il Divo
Taking Chances World Tour
61,746
$8,650,493
Largest attendance for a solo female act
1 June 2008
Westlife
Shayne Ward
Back Home Tour
82,300
Second Irish act to have a headline concert. Largest attendance of the tour. Part of the concert was filmed for the group's documentary and concert DVD 10 Years of Westlife - Live at Croke Park Stadium.
14 June 2008
Neil Diamond
13 June 2009
Take That
The Script
Take That Present: The Circus Live
24 July 2009
U2
Glasvegas, Damien Dempsey
U2 360° Tour
243,198
$28,815,352
25 July 2009
Kaiser Chiefs, Republic of Loose
27 July 2009
Bell X1, The Script
The performances of "New Year's Day" and "I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight" were recorded for the group's live album U22 and for the band's remix album Artificial Horizon and the live EP Wide Awake in Europe, respectively.
5 June 2010
Westlife
Wonderland, WOW, JLS, Jedward
Where We Are Tour
86,500
$5,914,820
Largest attendance of the tour.
18 June 2011
Take That
Pet Shop Boys
Progress Live
154,828
$18,217,500
19 June 2011
22 June 2012
Westlife
Jedward, The Wanted, Lawson
Greatest Hits Tour
187,808
The 23 June 2012 date broke the stadium record for selling out its tickets in four minutes. Eleventh largest attendance at an outdoor stadium worldwide. Largest attendance of the tour and Westlife's history. Part of the concert was filmed for the group's documentary and concert DVD The Farewell Tour - Live in Croke Park.
23 June 2012
26 June 2012
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, The Vaccines
I'm with You World Tour
23 May 2014
One Direction
5 Seconds of Summer
Where We Are Tour
235,008
$20,115,900
24 May 2014
25 May 2014
20 June 2015
The Script
No Sound Without Silence Tour
74,635
24 July 2015
Ed Sheeran
x Tour
162,308
$11,713,029
25 July 2015
27 May 2016
Bruce Springsteen
The River Tour 2016
160,188
$19,228,100
29 May 2016
9 July 2016
Beyoncé
Chloe x Halle, Ingrid Burley
The Formation World Tour
68,575
$7,449,942
8 July 2017
Coldplay
AlunaGeorge, Tove Lo
A Head Full of Dreams Tour
80,398
$8,970,100
22 July 2017
U2
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
The Joshua Tree Tour 2017
80,901
$9,963,957
17 May 2018
The Rolling Stones
The Academic
No Filter Tour
64,823
$8,771,102
15 June 2018
Taylor Swift
Camila CabelloCharli XCX
Taylor Swift's Reputation Stadium Tour
133,034
$8,567,769
First woman to headline two shows on a single tour.
16 June 2018
7 July 2018
Michael Bublé
Emeli Sandé
24 May 2019
Spice Girls
Jess Glynne
Spice World - 2019 UK Tour
74,186
$8,070,740
5 July 2019
Westlife
James ArthurWild Youth
The Twenty Tour
148,470
$11,577,344
The 5 July date sold out in six minutes. The 6 July date was sold out in under forty-eight hours, and recorded for a concert film.
6 July 2019
23 April 2022
Ed Sheeran
Maisie PetersDenise Chaila
+–=÷x Tour
140,487 / 151,054
$12,765,829
24 April 2022
9 September 2022
Garth Brooks
The Garth Brooks Stadium Tour
401,000
$28,621,080
Replaced the five 2014 shows that were cancelled due to a disagreement between management and local residents who did not want five concerts to occur.
· Non-Gaelic games › NFL Ireland Game
2025
2025
Year
2025
Date
28 September
Designated visitor
Minnesota Vikings
Score
21
Designated home team
Pittsburgh Steelers
Score
24
Stadium
Croke Park
City
Dublin
Attendance
74,512
Year
Date
Designated visitor
Score
Designated home team
Score
Stadium
City
Attendance
2025
28 September
Minnesota Vikings
21
Pittsburgh Steelers
24
Croke Park
Dublin
74,512

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