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Where in Paris is best to stay for Ireland matches in the Rugby WC next October?

  • 16-09-2022 2:11pm
    #1
    ollie-belfast
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    Where in Paris is best to stay for Ireland matches in the Rugby WC next October?

    Ideally close to other Irish fans


    Thanks

    Ollie

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  • #2
    Tinter Box
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    It’s such a massive city that it’s hard to be definitive. Central and by metro you can’t go wrong. I have spent a lot of time in Paris and usually stay up by Gare Du Nord for rugby as it’s handy to get to stadium and there are decent restaurants/bars there. It’s not the most upmarket though as others will point out but grand for a short stint. Montmartre/Latin quarter are also great for night life. I wouldn’t stay anywhere near the ground as it’s rough out there. Also staying on/near the Champs Elysee will make you nostalgic for Dublin prices 😁



  • #3
    lawrencesummers
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    Stayed by the moulin rougue, lots of pubs and good choice of restaurants just keep a eye of for the few dodgy characters around the money laundering sex shops.



  • #4
    finbarrk
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    Definitely the Montmartre area will be the place for the majority of Irish fans. A good few pubs along the main street. Boulevard de Clichy. The Metro line 13, from Place de Clichy is only about 6-7 stops from the stadium.



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