Ireland Ticket Information

MisterAnarchy · 13-07-2022 12:01PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119330517#Comment_119330517

I had the misfortune of being on an aisle seat in the upper tier a number of years ago.

It was an absolute nightmare, people constantly coming in and out to the bar and toilet.

One chap was up and down every 8 minutes for about 4 pints at a time, most of which he spilt on the steps.

It eased off in the second half but I was getting very frustrated as the queues on the steps were blocking my view of the game when play was to my right.

Who are these cretins who pay 100 euro to go to a match and spend their time in and out to the bar and taking selfies.

I've been in the lower tier for matches since and it didnt seem to be as noticeable an issue. Bar might have been closed during the games though.

Even at the JP MC Manus Proam last week, the scourge of phones was present on every tee box.

Youd be in a good viewing position and seconds before the player began his swing some gobshite stuck his arm up in the air.

Too many morons attending events nowadays.

The Iron Giant · 13-07-2022 12:18PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119330632#Comment_119330632

I'm really glad it's not an issue for you (and I don't mean that in a snotty way as tone can be lost on message boards). But there are plenty of people who it is an issue for. My friend brought his elderly parents to their first rugby game this year and they had to keep getting up and down for lads buying rakes of pints and going to the toilets throughout a 6N game, to the point where they said they'd never go again as they could never get settled. They reckoned they got up and down about nearly 30 times during the first half of the game alone. So if other people are not attending because of it, it is an issue. Big enough for the IRFU to do something about it? As I've said over and over again, no - clearly they won't care too much. But that doesn't mean its not an issue. And it does affect atmosphere.

Eod100 · 13-07-2022 01:22PM

Is there no 2 game package with Australia and SA?

smokybacon · 13-07-2022 01:53PM

Here is the Scotland pricing. Matches here might sell out here but there downright mean prices.

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MisterAnarchy · 13-07-2022 01:53PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119331207#Comment_119331207

No, there is no incentive for the IRFU to do this.

The packages are to try and shift tickets for the Fiji match.

noraos · 14-07-2022 11:00AM

Hi all, I cant find it anywhere online, do any of you guys know the age limit on a child ticket please?

Thank you

Tinter Box · 14-07-2022 11:57AM

Bought combined tickets for the SA and Fiji matches. Happy enough with that.

crisco10 · 14-07-2022 12:30PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119336031#Comment_119336031

Me too. Just about happy with the price v ticket quality.

The individual SA tickets were pretty poor, as were the triple pack I thought.

kb1989 · 14-07-2022 01:19PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119335694#Comment_119335694

Can’t see this listed anywhere either - the IRFU website just makes reference to “Schoolboy/Schoolgirl” so I suppose that could cover up to 18?

Best thing to do is email the IRFU Ticket Office who should be able to confirm - tickets[at]irishrugby.ie

Lost Ormond · 14-07-2022 04:44PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119335694#Comment_119335694

Tickets generally are schoolboy/schoolgirl rather than child and its up to 18. are you asking for your own kids. wouldnt worry too much but send email to IRFU ticket office if unsure

Tinter Box · 14-07-2022 06:22PM

I used a schoolboy ticket to get into the south stand v NZ in 2001. I was 25 years of age. Shaved v closely, had a monkey hat pulled down over my ears and a pair of sunglasses on. 😂

MrTea · 18-07-2022 04:47PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119330632#Comment_119330632

As someone who has attended all the Irish home games for a while, I can tell you it has been a big issue at most games. The ABs game in November was the exception, and the Italy and Scotland games the worst. A lot of people have been commenting on it, and the IRFU are aware enough to get some feedback from people to better understand it.

Your dismissal is dismissive, you're dismissed.

Lost Ormond · 18-07-2022 05:05PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119354784#Comment_119354784

Ive worked most of those games in the Aviva and i see it more than most how people act,.. IRFU have looked for feedback but i just dont see any changes to what happens now. People arent going to be stopped by Stewards returning to their seats during play with drinks or kept in the concourse areas. there has been some complaints about issues but nothing near enough has happened for all alcohol to be banned from being brought into the bowl to the seats

Red Silurian · 23-07-2022 05:53PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119330805#Comment_119330805

Different people enjoy games in different ways, they've all paid for their tickets just like you but if you don't like people getting in your way you could always watch the games from your sitting room

The Iron Giant · 23-07-2022 07:02PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119377633#Comment_119377633

I think suggesting that someone has a right to be overly rude and disruptive simply because they bought a ticket and others should either suck it up or stay away is a crap and selfish attitude and is a pathetic indictment of society.

Sure they're technically doing nothing wrong and nobody is saying you can't have fun but there's a middle ground where you'd hope that other attendees are having fun but aren't disrupting your experience to the point you don't want to return.

If you went to the cinema and people were screaming and shouting to the point that you couldn't enjoy or follow the film, I highly doubt you'd have no issue because hey, they bought a ticket.

Its just about being sound to others. It's hardly revolutionary.

a2deden · 06-08-2022 04:08PM

Does anyone think there will be any chance of SA tickets coming available. They are the final southern hemisphere team for me

PMC83 · 06-08-2022 07:56PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119437637#Comment_119437637

Theres always a chance of a single, have a ticket master tab open the week of the match and keep refreshing, they do pop up from time to time.

a2deden · 07-08-2022 02:14PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119438502#Comment_119438502

Ah ya id need four lol, wife and two kids. But ill keep checking thanks

PMC83 · 08-08-2022 09:38AM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119440730#Comment_119440730

Highly unlikely Id say, you'd be looking at singles dotted around the stadium, best of luck!

a2deden · 08-08-2022 09:21PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119443759#Comment_119443759

Ya i figured as much, usually get club tickets but it totally slipped my mind

pc7 · 24-08-2022 12:02PM

Lots of Fiji tickets currently on TM, just not going to go to any of these ones this time out, prices just a bit too steep for me.

Must love hardship · 25-08-2022 04:32PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119437637#Comment_119437637

There are single tickets available via Vodafone sale but no doubles..

Cork2021 · 25-08-2022 05:44PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119521119#Comment_119521119

Can you back in and buy another? Few friends are caught don’t mind sitting apart

Eod100 · 25-08-2022 06:25PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119521119#Comment_119521119

How do you access the Vodafone sale? Think I know someone who's Vodafone so might suss out getting a ticket that way

Must love hardship · 25-08-2022 07:17PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119521480#Comment_119521480

I presume so..

Must love hardship · 25-08-2022 07:19PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119521690#Comment_119521690

Go through the vodafone app. The to the offers section. They are offering free cinema tickets but also chance to buy tickets for the South africa game. €115 and €125 tickets.

pc7 · 25-08-2022 08:00PM

In Vodafone, if you search my map there are seats beside each other in 129, not sure why it doesn’t show when you try filter by 2. Still not going 🤣

Eod100 · 31-08-2022 04:52PM

There's about 20 odd tickets for the SA game on TM now, €131.60 a pop including fees.

PTH2009 · 05-09-2022 07:48PM

Hoping we play England or Wales away next summer in the WC warm up series as it might be easier to get tickets compared to a 6N game

Games vs Scotland ruled out for obvious reasons and France prob the same due to the QF draw (if one or both teams make it that far)

WeleaseWoderick · 06-09-2022 10:37AM

Does anyone have experience sourcing tickets for Murrayfield? There's a small group of us looking to head over in March for the Ireland game but just wondering what's the best route for getting tickets.

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