Albert College Park (Dublin)

Albert College Park is a public park located in Glasnevin, Dublin, Ireland. It is situated adjacent to Dublin City University (DCU), formerly known as the National Institute for Higher Education (NIHE), and Albert College, an agricultural college that gave the park its name.

The park offers green space for recreation and leisure activities. Its features typically include walking paths, sports pitches (often used for Gaelic games like Gaelic football and hurling), and areas for general relaxation. It is a popular spot for students from DCU, local residents, and visitors.

Historically, the land was part of the Albert College estate. Over time, portions of the land were developed for educational purposes (DCU) and recreational use (Albert College Park). The park serves as a green lung in the urban landscape of North Dublin.