InPost will install parcel lockers at up to 1,000 GAA clubs in Ireland over the next 18 months, according to the GAA. Club members and the wider public will have 24/7 access to collect and return parcels.
At a glance
- What changes
- Parcel collection and returns at GAA grounds
- Scale
- Up to 1,000 clubs across Ireland
- Rollout
- Over the next 18 months
- Access
- 24/7 for members and the wider public
- First stage
- Ambassador programme at selected clubs
On this page
Collect and return parcels at club grounds
The GAA says the lockers will provide parcel collection and returns with 24/7 access. Club members and the wider public will be able to use them.
Clubs will host the lockers on their own grounds. The GAA says hosting them will bring clubs new revenue and more people to their grounds.
Selected clubs will start the rollout
InPost will begin with an ambassador programme at selected clubs before expanding nationally.
Michael Rouse, InPost’s chief executive for international markets, said Ireland is a market the company is serious about.
Croke Park will also get lockers
InPost lockers will also be installed at Croke Park ahead of the All-Ireland quarter-finals.
Questions
How many GAA clubs will get InPost lockers?
InPost plans to install lockers at up to 1,000 GAA clubs in Ireland over the next 18 months. The rollout starts with an ambassador programme at selected clubs before national expansion.
Can I use InPost lockers if I’m not a GAA member?
Yes. The lockers will be available to the wider public as well as club members, with 24/7 access for parcel collection and returns.
Will InPost lockers at GAA clubs take returns?
Yes. The GAA says the lockers will offer parcel returns as well as collection.
When will Croke Park get InPost lockers?
InPost lockers will be installed at Croke Park ahead of the All-Ireland quarter-finals.
Sources
- GAA (primary source): GAA Announces InPost as official delivery partner, read 29 May 2026
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