Most bookedCroke Park Stadium Tour & GAA Museum
Dressing rooms, the players' tunnel and pitchside at Croke Park, with the GAA Museum and both great cups included.
Inside Croke Park: Dressing rooms, pitchside, stands
Eight tickets, sorted by what you actually do: tour Croke Park at pitch level or on the roof, play the games yourself, or follow the history across Dublin. Each one has its own page.
Both start at the GAA Museum, and both include it.
Most bookedDressing rooms, the players' tunnel and pitchside at Croke Park, with the GAA Museum and both great cups included.
Inside Croke Park: Dressing rooms, pitchside, stands
Rooftop viewsA guided walk on the roof of Croke Park, 44 m up, with six viewpoints over Dublin. Ages 12+, museum included.
Inside Croke Park: Roof walkway, 17 storeys up
A hurl in your hands at a real Dublin GAA club.
Play the gamesThree hours at Na Fianna GAA club in Glasnevin: coached hurling, Gaelic football and handball. Not at Croke Park.
Inside Croke Park: No, a club pitch in Glasnevin
Irish history beyond the stadium: the founder's grave, the city, the old treasures.
Cusack's graveTwo hours in Ireland's national cemetery: O'Connell's crypt, Michael Collins, the 198-step tower. Cusack is buried here.
Inside Croke Park: No, 2 km north
Revolution yearsTwo hours on foot with a history graduate: the Rising, the War of Independence and the Dublin behind Bloody Sunday.
Inside Croke Park: No
Old DublinTrinity College's 1,200-year-old manuscript, Dublin Castle and Christ Church with a guide, in 2 to 3 hours.
Inside Croke Park: No
One hourA guided hour of 20th-century Dublin in a Georgian house on St Stephen's Green, with The Irish Times and U2 rooms.
Inside Croke Park: No
The other big Dublin visit, across the Liffey.
Cross-sellSeven floors of brewing history at St James's Gate, self-guided, with a pint and a 360-degree view in the Gravity Bar.
Inside Croke Park: No, across the city