Take the train to Irelands upcoming European Championship qualifying games
Travel information for Republic of Ireland matches at the Aviva Stadium this year.
With a young squad that have gained International experience over recent years Stephen Kenny will be hoping we can make the Aviva a fortress and make it difficult for visiting teams. Support the Boys in Green this year in the Aviva Stadium.
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After a confidence building win against Latvia and a strong performance against France which unfortunately resulted in a narrow defeat, Ireland look ahead to the summer fixture away to Greece and then home to Gilbraltar followed by a busy period of games in the autumn.
With a settled squad now and some talented players coming through the youth ranks, Ireland will be looking to get some points on the board to give us a chance at the business part of the qualifying campaign. Evan Ferguson impressed during the March international break and he'll hope to finish the season strongly. Josh Cullen has had a solid year with Burnley and will look to impress next season in the Premier league while Nathan Collins and Gavin Bazunu will look to build on solid first seasons. Other players in the squad will be looking to move clubs during the summer while some younger players will be looking to gain some experience to help their international credentials over the remainder of the qualifying campaign.
Travel by rail to the Aviva and support the Boys in Green.
Upcoming Games
19th June
- Ireland vs. Gilbraltar, 19th June, Kick Off 19:45hrs
Additional services
TBC
Travel information
- Fans travelling to the Aviva Stadium from Connolly will be able to take the Dart to Lansdowne road.
- Fans travelling to the Aviva Stadium from Heuston should take the LUAS to Connolly and then the Dart to Lansdowne Road
- Please do not travel to the station if you don't have a train ticket.
Travel Regulations
- Wearing a face covering on public transport is recommended
- Pre book for InterCity Travel
- Alcohol is not permitted on any train service
Free travel pass holders please note free travel passes are non-transferrable and can only be used by the named person. You cannot use your free travel pass on services not listed in the official timetable, on tours and special rail services. You can use it on all regular timetable services. Click here for more informaiton on how to reserve a seat using a free travel pass.
Web Fares
- From €21.49* each way to and from Cork
- From €13.99* each way to and from Belfast
- From €14.79* each way to and from Sligo
- From €13.99* each way to and from Galway
- From €14.99* each way to and from Limerick
- From €24.99* each way to and from Tralee
*Subject to availability, quotas apply. Free Travel Pass or Valid Ticket option is not available on additional services. Online Terms and Conditions apply.
Priority for customers who book online
Customers wishing to travel by rail need to book their tickets online as services will be extremely busy and priority will be given to customers who book their tickets online. There is limited availability on services so don't miss out and buy now.
Students
Students can also avail of our discounted student fares when booking online. Our student return fare to Dublin Heuston from Limerick is €10.39 and from Cork is €14.39. This also includes free reserved seating where applicable.
Leap Card
All customers travelling by DART or Commuter rail services to Lansdowne Road Station are advised to travel early and use a Leap Card to pay.
Customers can save up to 20 percent on DART and short hop zone rail journeys in the Dublin area when using Leap card instead of single or return tickets. Check out current Leap Card fares and see what you can save now.
Family Tickets
Take the family on a day out by train with our fantastic family tickets valid for 1 or 2 adults and up to 4 children. For more information on prices and a full list of destinations.
If you cannot find the information you require please see our Fares and Ticketing page or email info@irishrail.ie.
Aviva Stadium
The easiest way to travel directly to the ground is to take the DART. The line actually runs under the West stand of the stadium and stops at Lansdowne Road Station.
Extra DART capacity will be added before and after each game for supporters going to the games.
For further information on getting to and from the Aviva Stadium, this can be found on avivastadium.ie.
We look forward to helping you with your journey to the game, and have our fingers crossed for an Ireland win.