Tales from the Pale

Tales from the Pale

Croke Park, Friday 23rd October - Sunday 1st November

Discover spooky stories, colourful characters and Dublin’s darker side from the roof of Croke Park! Enjoy panoramic city views while a terrifying tour guide uncovers the city’s spookiest landmarks & discusses stories from Dublin’s dark past.

Discover spooky stories, colourful characters and Dublin’s darker side from the roof of Croke Park! Tales from the Pale celebrates all things horrific – learn about the city’s ghosts and ghouls as you journey along the stadium’s rooftop walkway. Enjoy panoramic city views while a terrifying tour guide discusses some of Dublin’s most sinister characters, spookiest landmarks and introduces stories from Dublin’s dark past. Grave robbers, the Hellfire Club, Misery Hill and Bram Stoker himself are all under interrogation on this creepy Croke Park experience.

This tour takes place outdoors at height so please dress appropriately and wear comfortable walking shoes. The tour is suitable for visitors aged 16+ only.

Tours start at 3pm and will run on the following dates:

  • Friday October 23rd
  • Saturday October 24th
  • Friday October 30th
  • Saturday October 31st
  • Sunday November 1st
Date:
Friday 23rd October - Sunday 1st November
Time:
3.00pm
Price:
€22 - €24
Address:
GAA Museum and Stadium Tour, Jones' Road, Drumcondra, Dublin, Ireland
Google Map of GAA Museum and Stadium Tour, Jones' Road, Drumcondra, Dublin, Ireland

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