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Ireland Prepare for Wales Clash at Aviva Stadium

Dublin will host a pivotal match in the 2026 Guinness Six Nations as Ireland welcomes Wales to the Aviva Stadium on Friday, March 6th, with kick-off scheduled for 8:10 PM.

Match Details and Ticketing Information

The match between Ireland and Wales will be played at the Aviva Stadium on Friday, March 6th, 2026, at 8:10 PM. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster and the Irish Rugby Website.

Stadium Information

The Aviva Stadium is now cashless, accepting all bank cards, Apple Pay, Android Pay, and Google Pay. Food and beverage outlets will be available on all open levels. Premium level ticket holders have access to pre-match dining at The East Stand Bistro.

Key note: NO BAGS (WITH THE EXCEPTION OF SMALL HANDBAGS) WILL BE ALLOWED INTO THE STADIUM. HANDBAGS WILL BE SUBJECT TO SEARCH. Please see the bag policy for further information.

Wales to Wear White for Visibility

Wales will wear white jerseys for the match to assist supporters impacted by colour blindness.

Broadcast Information

The game will be broadcast on RTÉ 2 in Ireland, ITV in the UK, and S4C in Wales. Live coverage will also be available on The Irish Times live blog.

Other Six Nations Matches

  • Scotland vs. France: Saturday, March 7th, 2:10 PM at Murrayfield
  • Italy vs. England: Saturday, March 7th, 4:40 PM at Stadio Olimpico

Current Six Nations Standings

As of March 3rd, 2026, France leads the table with 15 points, followed by Scotland (11 points), Ireland (9 points), England and Italy (5 points each), and Wales (1 point).

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Bundee Aki is available for selection against Wales.

FAQ

What time does the Ireland vs. Wales match start?

The match starts at 8:10 PM on Friday, March 6th, 2026.

Where can I watch the match?

You can watch the match on RTÉ 2 (Ireland), ITV (UK), and S4C (Wales).

Is the Aviva Stadium cashless?

Yes, the Aviva Stadium is now cashless, accepting card and mobile payments only.

Hosting Wales presents an opportunity for Ireland to build on recent momentum.

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