Dublin

This page explains how to get to Experience Gaelic Games – one the great things to do in Dublin.

The majority of our sessions operate out of Na Fianna GAA Club, it’s situated only 10-15 minutes from Dublin City Center.

For our Dublin sessions we are quite centrally located and easy to find.  The sessions are run at the following venue:
Experience Gaelic Games
Na Fianna GAA Club
Mobhi Road
Glasnevin
Dublin 9

This is a real GAA Club environment with fantastic facilities.

Experience Gaelic Games - one of the best things to do in Dublin

– From the city centre you can take the public bus

– On O’Connell Street, you go the bus stop on the same side of the road as the (GPO) General Post Office

– The bus stop is about 100 metres down from The Spire and on the opposite  side of the road to The Gresham Hotel.

– EITHER the number 4 OR 9 bus will take you to directly opposite our facilities.

– The journey takes about 7/10 minutes

– Ask the driver to drop you at the second bus stop on Saint Mobhi Road, Glasnevin – we are directly opposite

– The fare is €1.10 for students and approx €2.55 for adults – you need change, they will not accept notes.

Below is a little video we have put together which describes the journey out to us:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObZuyExXIkc

From the M1:

If travelling towards Dublin on the M1 come straight in towards town, passing the Port Tunnel, heading past Whitehall Church on your left and then take the next major right hand turn onto Griffith Avenue.  At the end of Griffith Avenue turn left and the club is on your left hand side approximately 200mts. down the road.

From the M50:

If you exit at the Ballymun exit from the M50, drive all the way down through Ballymun, onto Ballymun Road and past Albert College Park/DCU on your left, this will take you directly onto Mobhi Road and the club is on your left as you head down the hill.
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Testimonials

  • This was an Amazing Experience!
    I had a group of 10 lads on a stag do all aging around 28-35+,
    The games were brilliant! A few of the lads including the stag are now looking around the South West for a club to join!
    We played three games in the day:
    Handball:
    Squash without the racket, brilliant fun and great warm up, 1vs1 knockout competitions
    Gaelic football:
    Very diverse and fast game, There are so many options every time you get the ball. Everyone took to this really well
    Hurling:
    Insane game! Only the Irish could come up with this one! It is just amazing; this is a fast high scoring game (although we needed a bit more practice I think). Still we all had a crack at it, and by the end we were hooked.

    Georgina was really lovely and gave us all the information and help we needed.
    The ground is very easy to get to, 5-10 mins on a bus from the centre of town.
    The coaching team were great, a few quick warm up exercises and your away.
    We went for the games and then a meal at the Church, which was amazing value. It works out about 10 euro for a beer and a main meal (any main form the menu as well not reduced menu). The food was great
    Most of us had been out drinking the night before so were feeling a bit tender, this was a perfect way to shake off the hangover build up an appetite for the evening ahead.
    I would highly recommend this to any group who is thinking of going to Dublin for any reason. The whole experience was brilliant, massive thanks to everyone there for making the day.
    -- Simon

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