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Dublin hosts a wide range of sporting fixtures, concerts and cultural events throughout the year. Its venues range from large stadiums to contemporary theatres, many of which are easily accessible from The Wilder Townhouse.

NFL In Dublin Sunday 28 September, 2026

Dublin will play host to a truly historic sporting event as the NFL comes back to Ireland for the second time.

  • Sunday, September 28, 2026
  • Venue: Croke Park, Dublin

Whether you’re a lifelong fan of American football or simply looking to experience something extraordinary, this event promises unforgettable excitement, energy, and atmosphere.

Don’t miss the chance to witness NFL history being made right here in Dublin along with a stay here at The Wilder Townhouse.

Dublin is goign to be electric!

Don't risk booking last-minute.

Secure your prime Dublin accommodation now in the Wilder Townhouse.

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Croke Park

Croke Park is the home of The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and is Irelands largest and Europe’s third largest stadium. Croke Park has capacity for 82,300 fans to witness Gaelic Games, Concerts and Field Sports. Each year the All- Ireland Football & Hurling Finals are played at Croke Park.

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Aviva Stadium

The Aviva Stadium is home to The Irish Rugby Union and The Republic of Ireland football team. The Stadium has a capacity for over 50,000 spectators (all seated). In addition to hosting rugby and football the stadium plays host to concerts each year, Michael Buble, The Script, Neil Diamond, Madonna, Lady Gaga, Roger Waters and ACDC have all preformed there in the past.

Enjoy the match-day buzz, then retreat to the quiet luxury of The Wilder, we are ideally situated for a scenic 20-minute walk to the Aviva Stadium.

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Convention Centre Dublin

Ireland largest Convention Centre Opened in September 2010, it is a premium venue specifically designed for some of the world’s leading international conferences and corporate events. Located in the Dublin Docklands, the CCD is easily accessible from the city centre by public transport.

A taxi journey from the Wilder Townhouse to the Convention Centre is estimated to take between 15 to 20 minutes.

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The 3 Arena

The 3 Arena is considered to be the premier concert venue in Ireland with a capacity to host upto 14,000 concert goers. Located in the Dublin Docklands, the 3Arena is easily accessible from the city centre by public transport. The Wilder Townhouse is only a 15 min taxi ride away.

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The RDS (Royal Dublin Society)

Located in nearby Ballsbridge, The RDS is one of Dublin’s most popular venues for large exhibitions, trade and public shows, concerts, and sporting events. One of the most popular events held in the RDS is the Dublin Horse Show which has taken place every summer since 1868.

Wilder Townhouse offers convenient access to the RDS (Royal Dublin Society). Guests can reach the RDS with a leisurely 20-25 minute walk, or opt for a quick 5-10 minute taxi ride.

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