QuoteThey're mostly sold through rugby clubs as a package for all three games. I don't think any go on general sale. My Cusack Upper ticket for Saturday was €60.
Hows it going lads, just wondering how difficult is it to get your hands on some tickets to an International match? Do you need to be part of some waiting list or purchase them as a package? Was on the IRFU site and thats what it seemed like to me.
Will tickets start being sold through ticketmaster or anything closer to a match or whats the story? Also any idea of the price?
Any info is a help.
Cheers.
Cmon County!
They're mostly sold through rugby clubs as a package for all three games. I don't think any go on general sale. My Cusack Upper ticket for Saturday was €60.
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
Best way to get them is to find a club that doesn't sell on its allocation (unfortunately more and more common way of funding the clubs teams) and join it. Then you apply every Autumn.
Very fair distribution IMO.
Or shell out 15k (current rate?) for a 10 year ticket!
too late for this year but a good bet for tickets is the Irish rugby Supporters club
http://www.irishrugby.ie/220_639.php...ee03d55ff17b2a
There was no publ;ic sale of tickets for Italy this year and they were difficult to get which means all other games will be much harder.
Otherwise join your local rugby club. Most clubs do sell some or all of their Ireland v England tickets to the English corporate hospitality market. All other home games should be OK for club members.
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