Enjoy The City
Whats On in dublin?
We are a Dublin-based hotel, and so we’re never far from the action. Events are always running in our great city, so whether you’ve come to relax, experience a thrill, or embrace a little culture, we have a welcoming room for you to do it all from.
With access to both the M50 and N11 roads, you are so close to Dublin City and getting there is no problem at all. We have sports arena’s and concert halls, so check out what Dublin has to offer, and consider staying at Rochestown Lodge Hotel to make your stay all the more enjoyable
Dublin Event Venues
Check out below for a list of Dublin’s most common venues and how to get to them from our hotel.
Aviva stadium
Also known as Lansdowne Road (for the former stadium that used to reside there) or the Dublin Arena, the Aviva Stadium is our landmark of sport here in fair Dublin City. It’s the home of Irish rugby and our countries football team, and it’s also built up many memories in its short 15 years since it was built.
Aviva Stadium isn’t just for sports fans. It has also played host to major concerts and events, welcoming global superstars and attracting crowds for unforgettable live performances. Its unique bowl-shaped design ensures that every seat offers a great view, and the acoustics provide an excellent experience for concertgoers.
Thanks to the old Lansdowne Road railway station, the stadium is incredibly easy to get to, so if you hear of a match on, you should consider giving the stadium visit.
3Arena
The 3Arena, situated in Dublin’s vibrant Docklands, is one of Ireland’s leading live entertainment venues. Known for its cutting-edge design and world-class acoustics, the 3Arena provides an unforgettable experience for music lovers and event-goers alike. With a seating capacity of up to 13,000, this indoor arena offers an intimate yet grand setting for concerts, comedy shows, and live performances.
Since opening its doors, the 3Arena has welcomed some of the biggest names in entertainment, from global superstars to renowned comedians, making it a key destination for live events in Ireland.
RDS Arena
The RDS Arena, located in the heart of Dublin City, is a premier multi-purpose venue known for hosting a diverse range of events. From thrilling rugby matches to large-scale concerts, exhibitions, and conferences, the RDS Arena is a cornerstone of Ireland’s entertainment and cultural scene.
As home to Leinster Rugby, the RDS is renowned for its electrifying atmosphere during match days, drawing passionate crowds from across the country. However, the arena is much more than a sports venue. It has hosted world-class performers, including major international artists, and frequently serves as a hub for trade shows, corporate events, and exhibitions.
MARLAY PARK
Marlay Park, located in Rathfarnham, Dublin, is a beautiful 300-acre public park that offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Known for its expansive green spaces, woodlands, and walking trails, Marlay Park is a popular destination for outdoor activities, picnics, and family outings. The park also features landscaped gardens, a charming lake, and playgrounds, making it ideal for visitors of all ages.
During the summer months, Marlay Park transforms into a lively event space, hosting some of the biggest music concerts and festivals in Ireland. International artists and bands regularly perform here, attracting thousands of music lovers to its natural amphitheater.
In addition to its recreational facilities, Marlay Park is home to a vibrant weekend market, where visitors can browse a variety of artisan food stalls, crafts, and local produce.
Visit Dublin
Visit Dublin is the official tourism website for Dublin, offering a comprehensive guide to exploring Ireland’s vibrant capital. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, the site provides everything you need to plan the perfect trip.
Here, you’ll find an updated list for all the events happening around Dublin City, all in a handy and user-friendly place.
FAQ
How long does it take to get to Croke park from Rochestown Lodge hotel?
If travelling via Dublin Bus it takes approximately 90 minutes to get to Croke Park from the hotel. The 7A bus will drop you to Mountjoy Square which is approximately a 14 minute walk to Croke Park.
What is the best way to get to Croke park from Rochestown Lodge Hotel?
We recommend taking public transport to Croke Park or when travelling to Dublin City to avoid high parking fees. The Dublin Bus stop is located just outside the front door and runs every 30 minutes.
Where is Croke Park located?
Do you need a ticket to go to Croke park?
For attending GAA matches, concerts tickets must be booked in advance. The GAA Museum and stadium tours are not available when an event is on so it is recomended to pre book on their website.
Can I park at Rochestown Lodge Hotel?
We have plenty of car parking spaces and are delighted to offer complimentary parking to all of our guests.
