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Musco Lighting to Illuminate the Future at Croke Park

Musco Lighting to Illuminate the Future at Croke Park

Business Wire9 hours ago
DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Musco Lighting, a global leader in sports and infrastructure lighting, alongside its longtime Ireland partner, McSherry Electrical, will deliver a landmark LED floodlighting upgrade at Croke Park, Ireland's largest stadium and the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA).
"Upgrading our floodlights to a state-of-the-art LED system is a major milestone in our drive for sustainability and innovation," said Peter McKenna, Stadium Director at Croke Park.
The new LED system, set to debut at the upcoming NFL International Series game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings this September, will replace the stadium's original 2007 incandescent system with a custom-engineered solution offering superior energy efficiency, broadcast-quality lighting, and reduced maintenance.
"Croke Park is a place where the history speaks for itself," said Chris Limpach, Director of Europe, Middle East & Africa Business at Musco Lighting. "It's hosted unforgettable events and is a source of pride for the entire nation. We're honoured to help usher in a new era of performance and sustainability with our LED technology."
As the heart of Irish sporting and cultural life, Croke Park plays host to All-Ireland finals, concerts, and global events. This installation reflects a broader commitment to sustainability, innovation, and world-class fan experiences.
"Upgrading our floodlights to a state-of-the-art LED system is a major milestone in our drive for sustainability and innovation," said Peter McKenna, Stadium Director at Croke Park. "This system enhances playing conditions, improves energy efficiency, and ensures Croke Park continues to deliver world-class events while reducing our carbon footprint. We are excited to be working with Musco on this important project for the stadium."
The project is being delivered in partnership with McSherry Electrical, an Irish contractor with deep expertise in complex infrastructure and stadium installations.
"We're thrilled to work alongside Musco on this landmark installation," said Neil McSherry, Managing Director of McSherry Electrical. "Croke Park holds a special place in Irish life, and we're proud to play a role in its evolution through sustainable, future-focused solutions."
View this press release on Musco.com.
PROJECT FACT SHEET
Venue: Croke Park, Dublin, Ireland
Project: Full LED Floodlight System Installation
Technology Provider: Musco Lighting
Electrical Contractor: McSherry Electrical
System Benefits: Enhanced lighting standards, entertainment features, energy savings, lower maintenance, carbon reduction
Debut Event: NFL Global Series – Steelers vs. Vikings, September 2025
Previous System: Metal Halide, installed in 2007
Other Musco Projects: Aviva Stadium, Wembley Stadium, Etihad Stadium, Principality Stadium, Chadwicks Wexford Park, Pearse Stadium
COMPANY BOILERPLATES
About Musco Lighting
Musco Lighting is a global leader in the design and manufacture of sports and large-area lighting solutions. For over 45 years, Musco has pioneered innovations in LED technology, offering customised systems that improve visibility, reduce energy costs, and minimise environmental impact at venues ranging from local sports fields to the world's premier stadiums.
Website: www.musco.com
About McSherry Electrical
McSherry Electrical is an electrical engineering contractor based in Mallow, specialising in high-performance installations across the commercial, industrial, and infrastructure sectors. With a strong portfolio of stadium and large-scale projects, McSherry Electrical delivers technically excellent solutions with a focus on safety, innovation, and sustainability.
Website: www.mse.ie
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