List of association football venues in the Republic of Ireland

The following is a list of association football venues in the Republic of Ireland, ranked in descending order of capacity.

Note that the Brandywell Stadium is not included; though Derry City F.C. play in the League of Ireland, they are located in Northern Ireland. See List of association football stadiums in Northern Ireland.

Stadiums
RankStadiumTotal CapacitySeating CapacityLocationHome team/club
1Aviva Stadium51,700[1]51,700BallsbridgeRepublic of Ireland national football team
2Thomond Park26,500[2]15,100Limerick
3Tallaght Stadium8,142[3]8,000TallaghtShamrock Rovers F.C.
4Turner's Cross7,385[4]7,385CorkCork City F.C.
5Richmond Park5,340[5]2,800InchicoreSt Patrick's Athletic F.C.
6Waterford RSC5,1603,100WaterfordWaterford United F.C.
7Bishopsgate5,097[6]4,960LongfordLongford Town F.C.
8Eamonn Deacy Park5,000[7]3,300GalwayGalway United F.C.
9Finn Park4,600400BallybofeyFinn Harps F.C.
10Dalymount Park4,5004,000Phibsborough, DublinBohemian F.C.
11Oriel Park4,500[8]3,000DundalkDundalk F.C.
12Markets Field4500500Limerick Treaty United F.C.
13The Showgrounds3,873[9]3,873SligoSligo Rovers F.C.
14Tolka Park4,2004,200Drumcondra, DublinShelbourne F.C.
15Carlisle Grounds3,200[10]3,200BrayBray Wanderers F.C.
16Buckley Park3,0001,850KilkennyKilkenny United W.F.C.
UCD Bowl3,000[11]1,500Belfield, DublinUCD
Mardyke Arena3,0001,000Mardyke, CorkUCC
20Station Road2,500850Newbridge, County KildareNewbridge Town/Kildare County
21Jackman Park2,450261Limerick
22Athlone Town Stadium2,1002,100AthloneAthlone Town
23United Park2,0001,500DroghedaDrogheda United
Gortakeegan2,000620MonaghanMonaghan United
Ferrycarrig Park2,000609CrossabegWexford Youths
Drom Soccer Park2,0000SalthillSalthill Devon
27Celtic Park1,500550CastlebarCastlebar Celtic
Leah Victoria Park1,5000TullamoreTullamore Town
29Mounthawk Park1,400500Tralee, County KerryKerry F.C.
30Jackson Park1,000KilternanWayside Celtic/UCD Waves
Hawkins Lane1,00075TullowF.C. Carlow/Parkville United
Cahermoneen1,0000Tralee, County KerryTralee Dynamos
Irishtown Stadium1,0000Irishtown, DublinSt. Patrick's C.Y.F.C./Liffey Wanderers
Fahy's Field1,0000GalwayMervue United

Proposed stadiums and redevelopments
StadiumCapacityLocationClubStatus
Richmond Arena12,000Inchicore, County DublinSt Patrick's AthleticNot progressed
Tallaght Stadium10,000Tallaght, County DublinShamrock RoversUnder construction
Dalymount Park7,880[12]Phibsborough, County DublinBohemians F.C.Proposed
Donegal Community Stadium6,130[13]Stranorlar, County DonegalFinn HarpsUnder construction
The Showgrounds, Sligo6,000Sligo, County SligoSligo RoversProposed
Market's Field5,000Limerick, County LimerickLimerickOn hold
New Drogheda United Stadium5,000Drogheda, County LouthDrogheda UnitedNot progressed

Redevelopments of current stadiums are in italics.

References
  1. "Aviva Stadium (Lansdowne Road, Dublin Arena)". Stadium DB. Retrieved 27 April 2021.
  2. "THOMOND PARK". Munster Rugby. Retrieved 27 April 2021.
  3. "About Us". Tallaght Stadium. Retrieved 27 April 2021.
  4. "TURNER'S CROSS STADIUM". Cork City FC. Retrieved 18 May 2021.
  5. "St Patrick's Athletic". Football ground guide. Retrieved 28 April 2021.
  6. "Bishopsgate Football Stadium". Longford. Retrieved 29 April 2021.
  7. "History of Eamonn Deacy Park". Galway United FC. Retrieved 29 April 2021.
  8. "New Dundalk owners have no immediate plans for Oriel Park revamp". the42. 5 February 2018. Retrieved 29 April 2021.
  9. "SLIGO ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB DEVELOPMENT MASTERPLAN" (PDF). Sligo Rovers. Retrieved 18 May 2021.
  10. "Bray Wanderers: 'There's no plan to move from our stadium, but it has to be fixed'". the42. 26 February 2017. Retrieved 28 April 2021.
  11. "UCD hosts World Rugby Women's Sevens qualifier series". UCD. Retrieved 18 May 2021.
  12. "Dalymount Park set for expanded capacity with redevelopment to be completed in 2026". the42. 3 November 2022. Retrieved 3 November 2022.
  13. "Donegal Community Stadium Update May 2022". finnharps.ie. 18 May 2022. Retrieved 19 May 2022.

See also
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