The sports ground was renamed Croke Park after Archbishop Thomas Croke, one of the GAA’s first patrons. On August 21, 1938, the first iteration of the Cusack Stand opened.

THE CUSACK STAND at Croke Park is in the middle of a €12million facelift. Work on the 27,000 capacity stand began last month, and includes replacing the seats and upgrading the suites, confer… ...

Labour MEP Aodhán Ó Ríordáin has questioned the ticket prices for a Croke Park double header this weekend. Tickets for Hill ...

The GAA has commenced works on the €12 million refurbishment of Croke Park's Cusack Stand. The 27,000 seater stand - now 27 years old - is due a number of alterations having last received an ...

The Cusack Stand without seats ahead of the AIB Leinster GAA Football Senior Club ... Around 36,000 seats in total have been replaced in the lower stands around the Perimeter of Croke Park.

The GAA has commenced a €12 million refurbishment of Croke Park’s Cusack Stand. All 27,000 seats will be replaced in the stand, while conference centres and suites on that side of the stadium ...

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A limited edition of 250 reconditioned 'twin' seats from Croke Park's iconic stands are to go on sale as the stadium undergoes an ... The Cusack Stand was reopened for the 1995 All-Ireland ...

One concert is on an election day which “will disrupt residents trying to vote”.

More than 600,000 have joined the queue online on Ticketmaster for tickets for the NFL game at Croke Park in September.

Cusack Park is to be renamed following a new commercial partnership between Clare GAA and American firm Zimmer Biomet. The iconic venue in the Clare capital will be known as Zimmer Biomet Páirc ...

Construction is officially underway on a new €40m ($43.5m) hotel at Croke Park, Ireland's largest sporting venue. The project marks a collaborative effort between the Gaelic Athletic Association ...