Six nations tickets Dublin 2019

Squall Leonhart

I'm trying to get my hands on a pair of tickets for either the England or France game. I've seen tickets on sale for 778eur and 532eur respectively

Was hoping to try go with my father, he's never been to an international game, but an avid watcher on TV the last 25 years, thought it would be good to treat him.

Have I any hope of a sanely priced pair of tickets?

Rocko

I can sell you some Ireland v Usa tickets!!

Squall Leonhart

As they're still widely available, unless you're selling at half face value, pass

The Lost Sheep

Squall Leonhart wrote: »

I'm trying to get my hands on a pair of tickets for either the England or France game. I've seen tickets on sale for 778eur and 532eur respectively

Was hoping to try go with my father, he's never been to an international game, but an avid watcher on TV the last 25 years, thought it would be good to treat him.

Have I any hope of a sanely priced pair of tickets?

Very difficult to. Most tickets will go to the rugby clubs/schools and provincial branch committees and refs etc.
Orders from these are only going out at moment and they wont be on public sale. You will see some at lower prices closer to game but best bet is try find connections in a club

troyzer

Sign up for the Supporters Club, it's your best chance.

Cona

Does members of the Supporters Club get any chance to buy tickets or is it completely limited?

Looking for some tickets as well but they're seeking impossible to get hold of..

Losty Dublin

Cona wrote: »

Does members of the Supporters Club get any chance to buy tickets or is it completely limited?

Looking for some tickets as well but they're seeking impossible to get hold of..

You should apply through your local club.

finbarrk

Bring him to the Argentina game or the USA game. He has to start somewhere if he has never been to an International.

Dave_The_Sheep

Been meaning to ask actually, about away games. I'm assuming they'd be easier to get tickets to than home games? How would one go about doing that - particularly if there was a tour / operator doing something - does anyone run these does anyone know? IRSC?

Downtime

Killester Travel are the main operator from Ireland https://www.rugbytravel.ie/

arsebiscuits1

Supporters club is your best bet.

It costs 50 a year and you get hats/ scarves/ other tat.

It also gives you the chance to buy Ireland tickets.

They are by no means guaranteed a they're very forthright about that. But people have had success with them. I am a member and got myself All Black tickets. But I have been disappointed before.

Most every ticket goes to clubs it seems. Some go to supporters club. Then whatever is left (usually none) goes on general sale.

finbarrk

The easiest away tickets are Scotland, France and Italy. Register with the relevant Unions.

wexfordhun

Dave_The_Sheep wrote: »

Been meaning to ask actually, about away games. I'm assuming they'd be easier to get tickets to than home games? How would one go about doing that - particularly if there was a tour / operator doing something - does anyone run these does anyone know? IRSC?

Loads of companies, just google 6 nations packages... Club Travel, Marathon Sports, Rugby Travel Ireland, Abbey Travel... Be careful as some dont include match tickets or offer the option to add them when you think they are included in the price.

Riskymove

finbarrk wrote: »

The easiest away tickets are Scotland, France and Italy. Register with the relevant Unions.

Italy doesn't even need a register. it doesn't sell out and you can buy anytime - they are currently on sale

mrskinner

Will tickets for Aviva matches be sold on Ticketmaster?

troyzer

mrskinner wrote: »

Will tickets for Aviva matches be sold on Ticketmaster?

Nope.