Irish Rugby Have Already Sold An Incredible Amount Of Tickets For The November Series

by Jason Hennessy · October 11, 2017

About
Latest Posts

Jason Hennessy

Jason is the editor here at RugbyLAD and a proud Limerick man.

Latest posts by Jason Hennessy (see all)

Warren Gatland Named Lions 2025 Head Coach With Tour Captain Also Announced - April 1, 2023
Uncapped Player Set For Ireland Call-Up Following Injury Concern - January 30, 2023
Shocking High Tackle Not Picked Up By Match Officials In Munster Vs Toulouse Game - January 23, 2023

Ireland’s Guinness Series opener against South Africa at the Aviva Stadium is now a 51,000 sell out.

Joe Schmidt’s men take on the Springboks on Saturday 11^th November in what will be the South African’s first game since succumbing 25-24 to New Zealand in Cape Town.

There are over 43,000 tickets sold for the game against Fiji on Saturday 18^th November and over 49,000 sold for the final game of the Guinness Series against Argentina.

Padraig Power, IRFU Director of Commercial & Marketing, said,

“There has been strong interest in the 2017 Guinness Series since the fixtures were announced and as the games draw closer excitement is steadily building and ticket sales have accelerated week after week. The Guinness Series has drawn record crowds over the past few seasons as supporters look to get behind the national team and enjoy the big match day experience.”

There are limited group ticket packages available for the Fiji game and supporters are advised to log on to www.ticketmaster.ie to check out remaining ticket availability.