

Willie Pearse Park
Overview
Willie Pearse Park is a neighbourhood park in Crumlin, south Dublin, and one of the area's main sports grounds. It has soccer and GAA pitches, an 11-a-side all-weather pitch, a bowling green, changing rooms, a boxing club and a children's playground.
It opened in 1949 and is named after Willie Pearse, executed after the 1916 Rising.
History
Dublin City Council's Willie Pearse Park first opened in 1949. It is named after Willie Pearse, sculptor and younger brother of Patrick Pearse, a leader of the 1916 Easter Rising. Willie fought in the GPO and was executed after the Rising.
Getting there
The park is on Windmill Road, Dublin 12, in Crumlin. Dublin Bus routes serve Crumlin Road and Sundrive Road. Eamonn Ceannt Park and Stannaway Park are close by.
Opening hours
Like most Dublin City Council parks, Willie Pearse Park opens at 10am every day and closes around dusk, so closing time changes through the year:
- January and December: 5pm
- February and November: 5.30pm
- March: 6.30pm, then 7.30pm once the clocks go forward
- April and September: 8.30pm
- May and August: 9.30pm
- June and July: 10pm
- October: 7.30pm, then 6.30pm once the clocks go back
Parks with several gates may start closing up to half an hour before these times.
Good to know
- Free entry.
- Facilities: All Weather Pitch, bowling green, boxing club, changing facilities, gaa pitch, playground, soccer pitch.
- Wheelchair accessible.
- Run by Dublin City Council Parks: call 01 222 5278 with questions about the park.
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