How the Journey Works

Our special event coach service to Croke Park for Robbie Williams on 23rd August 2025 will operate from regional hubs across the country — covering the South, Midlands, West, and Northwest. Pickup points include major towns and cities such as Cork, Limerick, Galway, Ennis, Mullingar, and Athlone, with additional stops in select locations based on demand.

Each bus to Robbie Williams at Croke Park is a direct service. That means no changing buses, no public transport confusion, and no worrying about getting back after the show. Our drivers are experienced in navigating Dublin’s live event traffic, particularly around Croke Park, and will bring you directly to the designated coach drop-off area near the venue.

You’ll arrive with plenty of time to soak up the atmosphere, grab food or drinks, and find your seat before Robbie takes the stage. After the final encore, return coaches will depart from the same location approximately 30–40 minutes post-show — giving you time to exit with the crowd and return without rushing.

Helpful travel tips for your Robbie Williams concert journey:

• Please arrive at your selected pickup location 10 minutes early
• Have your coach ticket (digital or printed) and valid ID ready
• Some long-distance routes will include rest breaks at service stations
• Bring layered clothing — it can cool down quickly after an evening show
• Portable chargers and water bottles are strongly recommended

Our bus to Robbie Williams at Croke Park is ideal for concertgoers coming from rural areas or towns without direct late-night transport options. If you’re based in places like Ballina, Portlaoise, Thurles, or Claremorris, this is the most convenient and cost-effective way to attend a massive Dublin stadium event without the headache of parking or public transport delays.

Dublin will be especially busy on 23rd August due to summer traffic, local events, and road diversions. Our operations team closely monitors live traffic feeds and adapts routes in real time to avoid disruption. Drivers are briefed on access protocols specific to Croke Park, ensuring smooth arrivals and fast exits at the end of the night.

Expect a fun, upbeat crowd — singing starts long before you reach the venue! Whether it’s your first Robbie Williams concert or your fifth, you’ll travel in comfort with fellow fans who know all the lyrics. Seats are limited and our Robbie buses always sell out fast, so secure yours early and let us take care of the journey.

About Robbie Williams

Robbie Williams is one of the most iconic British entertainers of the past 30 years. Bursting onto the scene as a member of the boyband Take That in the early 1990s, he quickly became a household name. After departing the group in 1995, Robbie launched a solo career that would see him become one of the best-selling solo artists in UK history. His debut solo album, Life thru a Lens, featured the timeless hit “Angels,” a song that would go on to define his career and become one of the UK’s most-played radio tracks of all time.

Robbie’s live shows are legendary. From his record-breaking Knebworth concerts in 2003 to Glastonbury headlining appearances and Las Vegas residencies, he brings an unmatched combination of stage presence, humour, and vocal power. His setlists typically mix crowd favourites like “Feel,” “Millennium,” and “Let Me Entertain You” with newer material and emotional ballads, ensuring every fan — long-time or new — gets something unforgettable.

The 2025 performance at Croke Park is part of a limited stadium run celebrating the 25th anniversary of his breakthrough solo success. Expect massive production values, a killer backing band, and maybe even a few surprises — from guest appearances to stripped-back acoustic moments.

Robbie’s rapport with Irish audiences is famously strong. His previous Irish shows, including sold-out nights in Dublin and Belfast, were met with raucous receptions and standing ovations. He’s no stranger to Croke Park either, having previously played the venue to critical acclaim. In 2025, fans can once again expect his signature swagger, singalongs, and storytelling — all delivered with tongue-in-cheek charm and heartfelt moments in between.

Trivia You Might Not Know:

• Robbie Williams has sold over 80 million albums worldwide
• He holds the Guinness World Record for most concert tickets sold in a single day: 1.6 million in 2005
• He was inducted into the UK Music Hall of Fame in 2004 as the “greatest artist of the 1990s”
• Robbie briefly rejoined Take That in 2010 for the album Progress, one of the fastest-selling in UK chart history
• He’s known for blending swing music into his performances — his albums Swing When You’re Winning and Swings Both Ways were unexpected hits

FAQs – Bus to Robbie Williams at Croke Park

What time does the bus to Robbie Williams at Croke Park leave from Galway?

Departures are usually around 11:00 AM. Final times are confirmed by email 5–7 days before the concert.

Where will the coach drop us off near Croke Park?

Drop-off is within walking distance of the stadium, usually at a designated coach bay on Clonliffe Road or adjacent streets.

Do you offer return buses from the Robbie Williams concert?

Yes, all buses are same-day return services, departing 30–40 minutes after the concert ends.

Can I book a return for a group?

Absolutely. Group bookings are available — please ensure all passengers are listed and have valid tickets.

Are buses available from Cork or Limerick?

Yes, buses operate from Cork, Limerick, and several other locations including Athlone, Ennis, and Portlaoise.

Can I eat or drink on the bus?

Light snacks and bottled drinks are permitted. Hot food and alcohol are not allowed on board.

Do the buses have toilets?

Some long-distance coaches include onboard toilets. All services include at least one scheduled rest stop.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No, digital tickets on a smartphone are accepted. Just ensure your screen is visible and charged.

Is the bus wheelchair accessible?

Yes. Contact us in advance to ensure we assign an accessible coach to your route.

Can under 18s travel alone?

No. All under 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult throughout the journey and event.

Can I change my pickup point after booking?

Changes are possible depending on availability — please contact us at least 7 days before the event.

How long is the journey from Limerick to Dublin?

Approximately 2.5 to 3 hours including rest stops and traffic.

What happens if I miss the return coach?

Coaches depart 30–40 minutes after the show ends. If you miss it, alternative arrangements are your responsibility.

Are the buses direct to the concert?

Yes, all routes are direct with no transfers. You’ll go straight to Dublin with a short comfort break en route.

Will there be parking at the pickup points?

Some pickup locations have public parking nearby. Please check local availability in advance.

Can I bring luggage?

Space is limited. Small bags or backpacks are fine. Large suitcases are not permitted.

Is smoking or vaping allowed on board?

No. All Irish Concert Travel buses are 100% smoke- and vape-free.

Do I need to bring ID?

Yes, especially if you’re under 25 or collecting a ticket at the stop.

Can I charge my phone on board?

Some coaches offer USB charging ports. We recommend bringing a power bank just in case.

What happens if the concert is cancelled?

If the event is officially cancelled, coach tickets will be refunded automatically within 10 business days.