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The 2026 Bord Gáis Energy Legends Tour Series continues with Wexford’s Dickie Murphy.

With a career that spanned over 20 years, Murphy is one of the most respected and well-known hurling referees of all time.

The Enniscorthy native began his refereeing career in 1985. He quickly rose up the ranks from officiating at junior games and went on to referee four All-Ireland Hurling Finals, the first of which was the 1992 final between Kilkenny and Cork.

Interestingly, the mild-mannered Murphy, who is well-known for his people skills only ever issued one red card during Championship hurling.

This tour is part of the Bord Gáis Energy Legends Tour Series. These special tours, first introduced in 2008, provide fans with an unforgettable opportunity to hear memories and anecdotes first-hand from their GAA heroes.

🗓️ Sat. 6th June
🕧 11am
📍 GAA Museum, Croke Park
🎟️ click the link in our bio

Looking back at GAA Legends over the years!

In July 2024, Derry defender Tony Scullion treated fans to incredible stories from his remarkable career from representing his county, province & crountry at the highest level to playing in Croke Park on the biggest days

Bord Gáis Energy’s GAA Legends Tour provided fans with an unforgettable opportunity to hear memories & anecdotes first-hand from their GAA heroes

The next tour is tomorrow with Galway’s David Burke! Don’t miss out

🗓️ Sat. 30th May
🕧 10.30am
📍 GAA Museum, Croke Park Dublin
🎟️ click the link in our bio - crokepark.ie/celebrating-legends-of-the-game

Take your sightseeing to the next chapter with our brand new Writers from the Rooftop tour 📚🏙️

Join us tomorrow on the Kellogg’s Skyline walkway at Croke Park to experience the panoramic views while listening to Martin bring Dublin’s literary past to life.

🗓️ Friday 22nd May
🕥 3.30pm
📍 GAA Museum, Croke Park
🎟️ crokepark.ie/writers (link in our bio)