badbobsadminYou may be wondering where to watch the rugby autumn internationals in Dublin, in which case, here at Bad Bobs, we can help with that.
It is set to be an electrifying spectacle as the giants of southern hemisphere rugby – South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, and Argentina – take on their highly anticipated tour of the northern hemisphere.
It’s a month-long festival of rugby, where the four home nations – England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales – will lock horns with these southern powerhouses in a series of matches.
The full schedule is now confirmed, and with that, you can now see where it is being broadcasted, which is Discovery+ and TNT Sports.
Here’s where you can watch all the action unfold, along with key dates, fixtures, and everything you need to know to follow your favourite teams.
Rugby Autumn Internationals Games in Ireland
There are a handful of games being played at the Aviva stadium in Ireland, which you may be looking to plan ahead for. The key dates you’re going to want to look out for are:
Friday 8th November 2024
Ireland v New Zealand
Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Kick-off: 8:10pm
Friday 15th November 2024
Ireland v Argentina
Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Kick-off: 8:10pm
Saturday 23rd November 2024
Ireland v Fiji
Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Kick-off: 3:10pm
Saturday 30th November 2024
Ireland v Australia
Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Kick-off: 3:10pm
If you’re looking to hire a venue after the game, come to Bad Bobs. We have all the best solutions for throwing a party in Dublin after a big win (or loss). We can accommodate up to 120+ people; just let us know your requirements.
Where To Watch The Rugby Autumn Rugby Internationals
Presuming you aren’t lucky enough to get a ticket, you might ask yourself where you can watch the Autumn rugby internationals.
It’s being broadcast on Discovery+ and TNT Sports, and if you know anything about Dublin, you’ll know it’s crawling with some of the best pubs in the world to watch it from.
You will want to look out for a bar that can show sports on screen, like McGowans. They have a live sports calendar that lets you view upcoming matches when they come.
They have all the sports you could want being displayed, alongside a fantastic selection of delicious food and drink.
McGowans is a great shout if you’re going to the game too, as it is just a short tram ride away from the Aviva Stadium, where the games in Ireland will be taking place.
After the game, why not get yourself down to Bad Bobs’ late-night bar, located right in the heart of Dublin? A truly great way to see off the night with friends. Book a table with us today, as they’re guaranteed to fill up closer to the event!
How to Get To The Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Getting to the Aviva Stadium from Dublin’s city centre is fairly easy to do. The DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) is one of the most popular options, with a direct line from various city centre stations to Lansdowne Road, which is just a short walk from the stadium.
As for driving the stadium, it is about a 10-15 minute journey from the city centre, depending on traffic. So you could look to get several bus routes, including the 4, 7, and 7A, which will drop you close to the venue. Or, you could fork out some money for a taxi or Uber.
How To Get Tickets For The Rugby Autumn Rugby Internationals
Tickets for Ireland’s matches at the Aviva Stadium during the 2024 Autumn Internationals are in high demand.
The Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) already released tickets for three of the Ireland fixtures – against Argentina, Fiji, and Australia – on general sale on Friday, 12th July.
Prices for these matches range from €25 for restricted view seats to €155 for premium seating. However, tickets for the Ireland vs. New Zealand match sold out before they even reached general sale, so you’ll need to get creative or have very deep pockets if you want to catch that one in IRL!