Aviva Stadium, Dublin · 2026/27 season
Three home internationals in Dublin
South Africa in November, then England and France in the Six Nations. Five categories from €60.
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Ireland v South Africa
Home fixtures
Tickets on sale for all 3 internationals Ireland play at home this season.
Five categories, one bowl
The same five categories apply to all three matches. Every section of the Aviva carries the colour of its category, so the seating plan and the price list read as one thing.
Level 1 wraps the pitch, Levels 3 and 4 sit halfway up on three sides, and Level 5 is the big upper tier. The North Stand is a single tier only, which is why that end of the plan looks lower than the rest.
Upper Tier Behind Posts
Level 5, behind the posts and out towards the corners.
€60
Upper Tier Sideline
Level 5, high above the touchline with the full pitch in view.
€70
Middle Tier
Levels 3 and 4, halfway up the bowl on three sides.
€80
Lower Tier Behind Posts
Level 1, close to the pitch behind the posts.
€90
Lower Tier Sideline
Level 1, along the touchline. The closest seats in the ground.
€120
How it works
Pick your seats
Choose a category on the Aviva seating plan, or straight from the price list beside it.
Pay securely
Checkout runs over an encrypted connection, with several payment methods available.
Get your tickets
E-tickets arrive by email with the barcode you scan at the turnstile on the day.
A season that runs through Lansdowne Road
The home campaign opens in the Autumn Nations Series, with South Africa in Dublin on 21 November 2026. It is the heaviest night of the November window.
The Six Nations then brings England to the Aviva on a Friday in February and France in March, when the championship is usually still open.
All three are played at the Aviva Stadium, the 51,700 seat ground built on the old Lansdowne Road site in Ballsbridge, ten minutes by DART from the city centre.