Who was the Cusack Stand named after?
Michael Cusack
In 1918, the GAA set out to create a high capacity stadium at Croke Park. Following the Hogan Stand, the Cusack Stand, named after Michael Cusack from Clare (who founded the GAA and served as its first secretary), was built in 1927.
Who was the Nally Terrace stand named after?
P.W. Nally
The Nally Terrace was dedicated to the memory P.W. Nally, a major influence on Michael Cusack and the founding fathers of the association until his death in prison in 1891.
Who are the stands in Croke Park named after?
Quickly, the stadium became colloquially known as Hill 16, and was subsequently joined by the Hogan Stand (named after Tipperary captain Michael Hogan) in 1924, the Cusack Stand (in honour of GAA founder Michael Cusack) in 1938, and the Nally Stand (after Pat Nally, another GAA founder) in 1952.
Is the Davin Stand covered?
Not Covered – 161 spaces Non-match days parking only. For Hogan/Davin Stand events, parking is available in the Davin Car Park.
What road is the Davin Stand On?
The new entry to the Davin Stand is through St Margaret’s Avenue, off North Circular Road. Patrons are to be aware of signage to this location and to allow sufficient time for ticket checks to be made at the rear of the Davin Car Park.
Why is Hill 16 called Hill 16?
It is part named for Frank Dineen, from Ballylanders, County Limerick, a GAA member who purchased the grounds for the Gaelic Athletic Association from his own personal funds in 1908. The Hill 16 part of the name is not quite so straightforward.
Who founded Croke Park?
Alderman Maurice Butterly
1864. On April 16th 1864 Alderman Maurice Butterly leases a 21 acre area of land ‘on the south side of Clonliffe Road in the parish of Saint George and County of Dublin’. The area becomes known as ‘Butterly’s Field’ and refers to the area occupied by the current day Croke Park Stadium.
How do I get into Davin Stand?
Where is the Nally Stand Croke Park?
The famous Nally Stand which has been re-erected at Pairc Colmcille in Carrickmore, Co Tyrone. The GAA has never witnessed a comeback quite like it. From the rubble of the old Croke Park, a priceless piece of Irish sporting heritage has been salvaged, and restored to its former glory.
How many teams have ballyboden St Endas?
nine teams
At Ballyboden, we have nine teams playing in the Adult Football Section in 2019 section encompassing all abilities, aided by a host of volunteers such as managers, selectors, coaches and administration personell who provide the support to run these teams.