A busy weekend ahead.
There is a busy weekend of football and hurling in store as Croke Park headquarters serves us three days of sport this August Bank Holiday weekend.
However, supporters are being advised to plan their route carefully due to extensive traffic restrictions being in place across the city for Luas upgrade works.
Dublin’s North and South quays will be closed for periods of the weekend causing traffic disruption in the city centre.
Extensive works on Luas Cross City means there will be traffic disruption on the north and south quays on the approach to O’Connell Bridge.
From 8pm on Friday 4 August until 6am Saturday 12 August, there will be a full closure of the south quays at O’Connell bridge.
Supporters travelling through the city are being advised to consider alternate routes as major traffic diversions will apply and delays are expected.
Supporting @TipperaryGAA in #CrokePark on Sunday? Please be aware of traffic restrictions, plan your route: https://t.co/3D8TnALZza #GAA pic.twitter.com/q5hjwpYT2Y
— Croke Park (@CrokePark) August 4, 2017
From Burgh Quay access route to Henry Street Shopping District via O’Connell Street will be as follows:
1. Traffic on Burgh Quay to turn left onto D’Olier Street and get into right-hand lane.
2. At the next set of traffic lights continue onto College Street and stay in the right-hand lane.
3. Turn right at the next set of traffic lights onto Westmoreland Street.
4. Continue north across O’Connell Bridge and onto O’Connell Street.
From Burgh Quay access route to Temple Bar area and south quays immediately west of O’Connell Bridge will be as follows:
1. Traffic on Burgh Quay to turn left onto D’Olier Street and get into right-hand lane.
2. At the next set of traffic lights continue onto College Street and stay in the right-hand lane.
3. Turn right at the next set of traffic lights onto Westmoreland Street.
4. Traffic to take the next left turn into Fleet Street and enter Temple Bar area
5. For access to Aston Quay, Wellington Quay, Essex Quay and Wood Quay traffic to turn right
from Fleet Street onto Bedford Row before turning left to access the south quays.
From Burgh Quay access route to Dame Street and Christchurch will be as follows:
1. Traffic on Burgh Quay to turn left onto D’Olier Street.
2. At the next set of traffic lights continue onto College Street and move into the left-hand lane.
3. Traffic to follow the road left onto College Green and then turn right onto Dame Street
4. For access to Christchurch area traffic to continue westbound on Dame Street onto Lord
Edward Street and Christchurch Place
Local Parking Options at Croke Park:
Clonliffe College Car Park
Situated 5 minutes from Croke Park Stadium and has 2,000 spaces from €10.
O’Connell Schools’ Supervised Car Park, North Circular Road
Holds 300 cars and is open for two hours before the event and one hour after. Also €10.
Q-Park
Q-Park Clerys car park on Marlborough Street offers a special parking rate of only €8 for up to 24hrs parking on Match-Days in Croke Park throughout the GAA championship season.
Supporters are also being reminded of the new safety regulations. Bags larger than A4 size are prohibited from entering the stadium. All bags smaller than this may be searched.
All information can also be found on the GAA website.
