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Tallaght Stadium (Irish: Staid Thamhlachta) is an association football stadium in the Republic of Ireland based in Tallaght, South Dublin. The club Shamrock Rovers originally announced details of the stadium in July, 1996. [4]
Located close to the foothills of the Dublin Mountains, Tallaght Stadium is also the home grounds of the Football Association of Irelands women’s national team. A multipurpose venue the stadium has played host to a variety of other sports including rugby, American football, hurling and Gaelic football.
Tallaght Stadium is a UEFA Category 4 venue , a standard that puts it alongside some of the world’s most elite stadia. Aside from sport, the stadium offers conference facilities for anywhere between 5-300 delegates and a concert facility for up to 20,000 patrons.
Tallaght Stadium is located in the Dublin suburb Tallaght, about 10 kilometres south-west of central Dublin. Tallaght Stadium lies along the N81, which runs from Dublin’s city centre in south-western direction.
Tallaght Stadium is a purpose-built, state-of-the-art stadium, which hosts Shamrock Rovers home games. The stadium, which is owned and run by South Dublin County Council, is best known for being the home of Ireland’s most successful football club Shamrock Rovers.
Home to around 70,000 people; it sits 10km from Dublin city centre. Here you will find one of Ireland’s largest shopping centres with an array of shops, a new modern cinema, theatre, and an excellent library. Due to its rapid growth during recent decades.
The stadium, which is owned and run by South Dublin County Council, is best known for being the home of Ireland’s most successful football club, Shamrock Rovers. Located close to the foothills of the Dublin Mountains, Tallaght Stadium has also hosted other sports ranging from American football and rugby to archery.
