This was a fab venue for a recent concert. Not too large, good sound and great seating so everyone…read morehas a good view of the stage.

BRILLIANT VENUE, lots of big artists, I saw Melanie Martinez's Trilogy Tour here in September,…read moregreat costumer service, HUGE VENUE, we were in standing and we were AMAZED!

I had a wonderful time!! Nice size stadium and the concessions stand had the staple. Your ticket…read moredoes not guarantee seat, from what I saw. In my section a group of people took seat and refuse to move when the actual ticket holders show up. No the security was no help, those people stood 10 toes down for stolen seats. Lolol. Just an fyi show up early if you want the seats u paid for..lol!!!

Nice facility. Obviously works better for soccer over American football. The pitch was too firm…read more The public address system was inadequate. Staff was true Irish friendly. This ent a long way. Concessions were lack luster but the beer options were plentiful.

I am not a boxing fan but when I was invited to go watch a match by a boxing fan, I could not say…read moreno. They are one of the fittest athletes and the speed of the boxers in the ring was unreal. Yes I winced and squeezed my friends hand so hard that he had to make sure I was not in labour. 'Why would you think I am in labour?' 'Because you are trying to rip through my flesh with your nails?' 'You think I'm fat don't you?' I nearly ended up in the ring with him. I hate to admit it but I enjoyed myself, I guess I like violence. It was nice to do something different, the stadium is impressive, the atmosphere was good in a loving violence type of way. In all seriousness though, I would recommend it as a good night out if you are up for something different. They also hold concerts and conferences here. Boxing matches of all age groups can be watched too, just keep looking at their events page on their website, although they really should update their website!

I've never actually been to a boxing match here. I have however done the far more boring thing and…read morebeen to a folk concert in the National Stadium. I was really impessed with the stadium as a concert venue. The sound was great, the stadium was easy to navigate and although I was seated off to the side, the gig was briilliant. Apparently they have a night a week dedicated to bingo. And I am very tempted...

One of my favourite places in the world, my home away from home & for real GAA fans the true…read moretheatre of dreams. Bearing in mind this is an amateur stadium i think it has to be seen to be believed. Holding in excess of 82,000 people and at the time of this review the 4th largest stadium in Europe. a beauty to behold for all sports fans!

Great venue to catch a concert in Dublin!…read more It was a bit chaotic when leaving the facility, but that was anticipated due to the amount of fans there to see AC/DC.

I am sure it was just the event being unique that caused all the bad bits but overall an amazing…read moreexperience! Stadium is huge! Total attendance was just shy of 75,000 for the American Football game! The sound system in the stadium is fantastic and loud. The seats are definitely skinny. We, a group of small rear people were still cheek to cheek. Also, they sold out of almost everything before the end of the first quarter!!! Merchandise was scarce, hot dogs no longer existed at all but there were plenty of drinks if you could find the right line to stand in. All in all a fantastic experience that I just assume didn't know how many hot dogs the average American could eat! TLDR: Steelers Win!

Ok stadium from the several dozen Ive been to around the world. Was here for the U2 concert. Ive…read morenever had to walk so far to get to a point where the roads were not closed and we could either grab a taxi or Uber. Public transport to the ground is poor. A lot of toilets are available, food and beer.

Many a great night has been had here in the past, but I'd not been in a long while when a yelp…read moreevent popped up. Treated royally by the lovely staff here from the waitresses to the lovely tote lady who was on hand to explain how everything worked with the tote betting system. She was a great laugh too, Lorraine was her name (apologies if I got this wrong). Yelp sponsored a race too and didn't number one only go and win! Wearing the Yelp red to represent the trap the dog was drawn. I really should have picked up on that before the off and backed it. Oh well, hind sight is great when it comes to betting. That said me and my partner did manage to pick the first three home in another race, so we were in the money, hurrah! Bavaria was on offer at the bar as well, 2.50 EUR a bottle - happy days. A lovely night it was, recommended. PS I love the carpets here, why? Well, you'll just have to go a long and see (and not look a the pics I've added to yelp :P )

Was here for a work do recently and a fun night was had. The food was pretty decent, as was the…read moreservice. If you have a dinner booking they come to the table between races to take your bets and pay out on any wins so that's pretty handy as you're not up and down to the betting booths all night. I'm not a lover of racing or betting so I can't give this a higher rating but the atmosphere was great for a Thursday night out. The food was standard enough but just on the right side of good - I had a black pudding salad which was very tasty and the leg of lamb which was very standard. The accompanying veg was a bit cold and very hard so this let it down a good bit. Still, it's more for the excitement and the atmosphere that you'd come here and that was the highlight of the night. This was something that was a fun one-off for me and I'd recommend it for a group night out with a twist.

Nice venue. I was satisfied and it's very clean and has different floors and rooms. But felt a bit…read moresanitary, and a little pricey. Would come back but only if I had a reason to.

Bangin'dancehall night on Sundays, and big band on Mondays, and students on Wednesdays and then…read morethere's Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays-fuck, you could spend the whole week here. Well, not really, you can get unlucky. I recently showed up to find about ten people there, the place is huge, and nobody on the dancefloor. Of course, me being the high chief of deadly, I stomped onto the floor regardless and had a great night. So yes, it is fun most of the time, but when it's empty it can be really empty. PS: in the business info section there's a box you tick for parking. I ticked 'street parking' which is the truth. But, if you park your car in Temple Bar at night, especially Friday or Saturday, you are a moron. Simple as.

The new stadium looks amazing as though a space ship has landed in the middle of Dublin. I am…read morelooking forward to seeing what they have done inside. However why they did not build the stadium with a roof that can close in bad weather I have no idea. The stadium works very well in Cardiff with a roof that can close in bad weather - I understand within minutes? It will be interesting to see how they manage footfall when they open. Good for the Dart and local places to eat and drink.

Landsdowne Stadium is under construction at the moment. The Irish Soccer Team and The Irish Rugby…read moreTeam have always played there at some stage before I was even born. Many games were won and lost there. The atmosphere at any of these matches was fantastic, the Irish fans that graced those stands are second to none, ok I'm Irish , I know I'm biased!!. The new stadium at the moment is looking Great, .. I have been keeping my eyes on it,,I believe that they are way ahead of schedule, ,, I can't wait till Landsdowne Stadium opens its turnsiles up to the public again. With the way the young Irish Football Team are playing at the moment, I believe they be the first (and not the last)to bring back some Tropheys. GO IRELAND, Go all the way!!!

Caught a game during a summer trip to Ireland. A great atmosphere. The crowd was amazing. Don't…read morejudge a book by its cover. This stadium may not look nice, but it was a great experience. Six of us went to the game, and had a great time

Crumbling relic from another age or home of Irish football (soccer)? What is not up for debate is…read morethat the home ground of Bohemians FC has seen witnessed some great occasions and if you want to find out a little about the working class roots of the garrison game on the northside of Dublin this is where you come. Like Barcelona, the club is owned by its members and thus so is the ground. It was nearly sold a few years back but the deal (like the nation's property bubble) came to nothing. The fact that matches are played over the summer makes it very appealing to those who want to meet the 'hardcore' Irish soccer fan and those who want to learn some new curse words. Recent additions include a Burdock's chipper and a bar which helps while away the 15 minutes of half time. Best to avoid if Bohs (as they are known) are playing the Hoops (Shamrock Rovers) as it can get a bit, well messy.