Croke Park Hospitality
Ambro Events are pleased to offer Official IRFU Hospitality within Croke Park Stadium for the RBS 6Nations 2010, when Ireland’s rugby heroes will be determined to retain the much coveted Six Nations Championship trophy and repeat their Grand Slam victory of 2009.
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Croke Park Packages and Prices
Corporate Viewing Box
Corporate box hospitality takes place on Executive level 6 within the stadium. Boxes vary in capacity from 12 to 36 guests, with match seats located outside the box. A minimum of booking for 12 persons is required to guarantee a private box. A limited number of spaces are available within a shared box, based on private table for 10 guests.
| Fixture | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Ireland v Italy Saturday 6th February |
£469 | Enquire |
| Ireland v Wales Saturday 13th March |
£759 | Enquire |
| Ireland v Scotland Saturday 20th March |
£759 | Enquire |
| Prices are per person plus VAT | ||
Hogan 'Stand Up' Hospitality
This informal 'stand up' package is ideal for guests looking for more casual rugby hospitality.
Located within the Hogan Stand function suites, within the stadium, you will enjoy a hospitality package that includes substantial bowl food, reserved match seats and complimentary bar
| Fixture | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Ireland v Italy Saturday 6th February |
£469 | Enquire |
| Ireland v Wales Saturday 13th March |
£759 | Enquire |
| Ireland v Scotland Saturday 20th March |
£759 | Enquire |
| Prices are per person plus VAT | ||
Hogan 'Sit Down' Hospitality
Entertain within the stadium with official match seats guaranteed between the 22m lines. Reception drinks, canapés, lunch, post match refreshments and guest speaker will all be part of your Irish hospitality.
| Fixture | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Ireland v Wales Saturday 13th March |
£579 | Enquire |
| Ireland v Scotland Saturday 20th March |
£579 | Enquire |
| Prices are per person plus VAT | ||
Private tables for 10 guests, smaller numbers will be accommodated on shared tables.
Croke Park Facts
Capacity: 82,300
Croke Park Stadium, is the largest stadium in Ireland located on the north side of Dublin.
At the beginning of September 2004 John O'Donoghue, Irish Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism, officially announced the re-development of Lansdowne Road into a 50,000 capacity all-seater stadium, due to be completed in 2010. In the interim whilst Lansdowne Road is being developed Croke Park will be used for International Rugby matches. Croke Park now has a capacity for 82,300 people and in 2007 over 2 million people are expected to visit the stadium.
In addition to Gaelic sports, Croke Park has played host to the best of Australia's AFL talent while Muhammad Ali fought there plus U2 and Tina Turner have performed there. Croke Park also played host to the spectacular opening and closing ceremonies of the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003, the first time these events were held outside the United States.
In 2010 the home of Gaelic Games is hosting three fixtures for the RBS 6 Nations Championship 2010 campaign when Ireland plays host to Wales, Scotland and Italy along with fixtures at the end of 2007 for Ireland’s Euro 2010 Qualifying campaign.
Croke Parks has impressive array of restaurants, bars and conference areas, all of which make Croke Park an ideal rugby union facility. The venue is situated on the airport route from the city centre and features over 5,000 square metres of conference and exhibition space along with meeting and private dining rooms.
The stadium is an inspirational venue for sports fans from Ireland and overseas, for event planners and conference delegates, for historians, architects and engineers. It is a theatre of dreams and a modern piece of history right in the heart of Dublin and in the hearts of all Ireland
