The Stadium
SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, is the heart of Cork GAA, where thrilling sports events —including exciting football matches — take place. Located in Ballintemple, just 5 minutes from Cork City Centre, the stadium is renowned for its modern amenities, rich history, and electric atmosphere.
Opened in 1904 as the Cork Athletic Grounds, SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh underwent a complete renovation in 2017, transforming it into one of Ireland's premier sports venues. With a capacity of 45,000 spectators, including 21,000 seated and 24,000 standing, the stadium accommodates large crowds. Premium facilities include a 2,238-seat premium level. The stadium is also fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring all visitors can enjoy the action.
Address: SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, The Marina, Cork, T12 PF30.
Co-ordinates: 51.8998281, -8.4352081
Telephone: +353 (21) 2019200
Email: info@paircuichaoimh.ie
Matchday Fan Experience
SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh offers an unforgettable atmosphere on matchdays with a variety of fan-friendly facilities. The stadium is home to 18 bars and 9 food kiosks, ensuring plenty of food and drink options throughout the venue.
Key Information
Welcome to Cork city
Cork City is where history, culture, and vibrant city life converge. Known as Ireland’s “real capital”, Cork is celebrated for its picturesque waterways, charming 17th-century alleys, and iconic landmarks like the Crawford Art Gallery, English Market, and the Opera House.
St. Patrick’s Street, Cork's main thoroughfare, runs through the heart of the city’s commercial district, connecting shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The city's atmosphere is enhanced by narrow streets brimming with pubs, cafés, and boutiques, providing a lively and unique experience for every visitor.
Cork’s growing culinary scene offers artisan markets, top-tier restaurants, and vibrant cafés. Whether you're exploring the city’s rich history, enjoying local delicacies, or soaking up the nightlife, Cork is a must-visit destination for anyone wanting to experience the best of modern Ireland.
