Six Nations Championship
Take the Train and Enjoy the Game
After winning the last two championships, Ireland are seeking an historic three in a row. A tough home game is first up against a strong England side in the Aviva Stadium, with two challenging away tests against Scotland and Wales built into the schedule. Ireland then welcome France to Dublin, before travelling to Rome to conclude the tournament in March and bid to make history by becoming the first nation to win 3 consecutive titles.
Public transport is the best way to travel to the game at the Aviva Stadium. We advise all customers travelling by rail to pre-book InterCity travel online in advance including holders of a Free Travel Pass.
Travel Regulations
- Pre book for Intercity travel
- Tickets are only valid on the service booked. Customers wishing to travel on an alternative service must amend online in advance
- 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.
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Alcohol is not permitted on any train service
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Free travel pass holders please note free travel passes are non-transferrable and can only be used by the named person. Click here for more information on how to reserve a seat using a free travel pass.
Upcoming Home Fixtures
Saturday 1st February
Ireland vs England, Aviva Stadium. Kick-off 16:45
Additional services and alterations
- 21:50 Connolly to Belfast
Web Fares
From €21.49* each way to and from Cork
From €13.99* each way to and from Galway and Belfast
From €14.79* each way to and from Sligo
From €14.99* each way to and from Limerick
From €24.99* each way to and from Tralee
*Subject to availability, quotas apply. 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 fares to Dublin Heuston from Limerick are from €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 30 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.
Save time and money (up to 30 percent) when you use a Leap Card to pay.
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.