This fixture is back in 2028. In 2027, the reverse fixture Ireland vs France is played in Dublin (Aviva Stadium).
Tickets for the 2028 edition are not on sale yet: dates and prices will appear here as soon as they are published.
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France will host Ireland at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis (its usual venue, to be confirmed with the official fixtures) during the 2028 Six Nations. The fixture alternates between the two countries every year: after Ireland vs France at the Aviva Stadium in 2027, the match returns to France in 2028. The official schedule has not been published yet (the 2027 fixtures were announced in March 2026), and official tickets will be sold by the French Rugby Federation (FFR). As soon as sales open, this page will compare prices from our reseller partners.
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No offers for the 2028 edition yet. Resellers usually put seats on sale a few months before the Tournament.
Stadium & location
How to get to Stade de France?
Stade de France is easily accessible by public transport from central Paris. You can use the following transport options:
1. RER train:
- RER B: Get off at “La Plaine Stade de France” station, located approximately 4 minutes from Gare du Nord and 8 minutes from Châtelet.
- RER D: Get off at “Stade de France – Saint-Denis” station, situated around 5 minutes from Gare du Nord and 9 minutes from Châtelet.
2. Metro:
- Line 13: Exit at “Saint-Denis – Porte de Paris” station. Journey times are approximately 16 minutes from Saint-Lazare, 20 minutes from Invalides, and 25 minutes from Montparnasse.
- Line 12: Exit at “Aubervilliers – Saint-Denis Front Populaire” station. Travel time is around 15 minutes from Saint-Lazare and 30 minutes from Montparnasse.
3. Tram:
- Tram T1: Get off at “Saint-Denis Basilique” station.
- Tram T8: Exit at “Saint-Denis Porte de Paris” station.
4. Bus:
Several bus routes operate near the stadium, including routes 139, 153, 170, 239, 353, and 255.
How to choose your seat for France vs Ireland?
The Stade de France, located in Saint-Denis, just north of Paris, is France’s national stadium and one of the most beautiful stadiums in Europe. With a total capacity of 81,338, it hosts major sporting events, including football, rugby and athletics, as well as concerts and other large gatherings.
Seating in the stands:
- Virage: Located at the ends of the stadium, behind the goals or the posts for rugby, these stands offer more affordable seats.
- Lateral: The lateral stands are divided into two categories: lateral and central lateral. Side seats offer a side view of the pitch and are slightly cheaper than centre seats.
- Centre: Centre seats are the most sought-after seats in the stadium. Located in the middle of the side stands, they offer the best view of the pitch. As a result, prices for these seats are higher, but they guarantee an overall view of the pitch.