Getting to the stadium is simple, whether you're traveling locally, internationally, or by car. Here’s all you need to know about accessing this iconic Irish sports venue:

Local Travel Options

• Bus: The 202 bus route stops at Ballintemple, just 250 meters from the stadium.
• Rail: Cork Railway Station is only a 20-minute walk from the stadium. There’s also an hourly rail service from Cork to Dublin (approximately 2.5 hours travel time).
• Cycling: The stadium is accessible from the city centre via scenic cycling routes along the River Lee.

International Travel

Cork International Airport is located less than 10 minutes' drive from Cork city centre and is easily accessible from over 50 destinations, with up to 19 flights daily from the UK, including cities like Glasgow and London. Cork's main bus and rail stations offer convenient connections to towns and cities throughout Ireland, making it easy to get to and from the stadium. Hourly trains run from Cork to Dublin, taking 2.5 hours.

Driving Directions

• From Cork City Centre: Head right onto Merchants Quay, continue to Andersons Quay, turn right onto Custom House Street, follow signs to Victoria Road, and continue along The Marina to the stadium entrance, located just past Lee Rowing Club.
• From Cork Airport: Take the N27, follow Victoria Road, then Centre Park Road, and continue for about 1.5 km along The Marina to the stadium entrance.