Fresh from their summer jaunts around the Southern Hemisphere, the Ireland rugby union team return to Dublin on Friday, 6 November to face Argentina at the Aviva Stadium in the opening fixture of the Nations Championship’s Northern Hemisphere Series.
Kick-off is scheduled for 20:10 GMT, which makes the fixture an under-the-lights affair at the heart of Dublin city. Expect a boisterous atmosphere and an evening of high-calibre rugby between the Irish and a tough Argentina outfit.
This is a must-see sports event and if you’re on the lookout for official Ireland vs Argentina Nations Championship tickets, you’ve come to the perfect destination.
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How to buy rugby tickets for Ireland vs Argentina?
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The 2026 Nations Championship
Ireland and Argentina are both founding members of the Nations Championship, a new rugby union competition designed to add more relevance, competition, jeopardy and financial weight to the international test scene in the summer and autumn.
Ireland make up the six-team Northern Hemisphere Pool alongside England, Scotland, Wales, France and Italy, while Argentina are in the Southern Hemisphere Pool with Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Fiji and Japan.
The 2026 edition of the Nations Championship got under way in July with the Southern Hemisphere Series, with Ireland beating Australia (33-31) and Japan (36-20) before coming unstuck against a powerful New Zealand (40-21) on matchday three.
Argentina meanwhile, opened with a 47-38 loss to Scotland in Cordoba, which they followed with a much better showing and victory over Wales (35-21) on matchday two. A 31-24 loss at home to rivals England brought them back down to earth with a thump, however.
When play resumes in November, Ireland will take on the role of host, with Argentina the first of three visitors to Dublin on November 6th, for what is guaranteed to be a superb evening of rugby in the Irish capital.
You can buy tickets for Ireland vs Argentina today from the resellers on our secure online ticket marketplace to ensure you’re there for every crunching tackle and roar from the passionate Irish following.
If you’re ready to answer Ireland’s call, browse our real-time selection of Nations Championship tickets to find a seat and price that suits. Our experienced customer service team is ready to assist you.
Ireland Stadium information
Name:
Aviva Stadium
Capacity:
51,700
Address:
Lansdowne Rd, Dublin 4, Ireland
How to get to the Aviva Stadium
Once you’ve bought your Irish rugby union tickets, we recommend using Dublin’s excellent public transport links and services to get to the Aviva Stadium. If you’re staying in the city centre, you can even walk to the stadium in about 25 minutes.
DART (rail)
There are services to and from Lansdowne Road Station, which is immediately adjacent to the Aviva Stadium. City centre stations of Connolly, Tara Street and Pearse Street all have routes to the Lansdowne Road Station.
Dublin Bus
The Aviva Stadium is serviced by several bus routes, including 4, 7 and 7a. Additional Dublin Bus routes 18, 38, 38A, 47, C1, C2 also service the Aviva Stadium depending on where you are travelling from. You can make life easier by purchasing a Leap Card, which gives you unlimited access to public transport for the duration of your stay in Dublin.
LUAS
This is Dublin’s light rail tram system, which operates on two lines (Green & Red) within Dublin’s city centre and the greater Dublin Area. The Red Line operates from Tallaght to 3Arena/Point Village and the Green Line from Brides Glen to Broombridge via St. Stephen’s Green. Trams run approximately every eight minutes in every direction. There is no direct route to the Aviva Stadium, however, you can get the LUAS to Connolly Station and the DART from there to the ground.
Ireland vs Argentina Rugby Union: A brief history
With historical links between the countries in terms of emigration and a sporting rivalry fuelled by some iconic encounters between the teams at the Rugby World Cup, Ireland and Argentina have a rivalry that continues to simmer.
The teams have met 20 times overall since first crossing paths in 1990, and though the South Americans have won three of the sides’ four tussles in the Rugby World Cup, they’ve never won a single game on Irish soil.
Indeed, Ireland have won each of their last four encounters with Argentina, all of which were played at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, with their 22-19 victory over Los Pumas in the 2024 Autumn Internationals the teams’ most recent rendezvous.
Ireland will be determined to maintain their positive Nations Championship form and to extend their winning streak over Argentina when the sides face off on November 6th.
Fans in attendance can expect a crackling atmosphere under the floodlights at the Aviva Stadium, as well as plenty of blood, sweat and frenetic rugby as Ireland aim to harness home advantage against their Argentine visitors.
You can buy tickets for Ireland vs Argentina in Dublin right now on our resellers marketplace. Tickets for this unmissable event can be purchased through our safe, secure booking system, which keeps you fully protected from entry to exit.
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FAQ – Ireland vs Argentina Tickets | Nations Championship 2026 at the Aviva Stadium
When and where is Ireland vs Argentina in the 2026 Nations Championship?
Ireland’s meeting with Argentina has been scheduled for Friday, 6 November 2026 at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, subject to confirmation. The kick-off time is 20:10 GMT.
How can I buy Ireland vs Argentina tickets for the 2026 Nations Championship at the Aviva Stadium?
Tickets for Ireland’s Nations Championship fixture against Argentina can be purchased right here at Live Rugby Tickets. Browse the listings on our real-time ticket inventory to find seats and prices that suit your budget.
What are the ticket prices for Ireland vs Argentina 2026 at the Aviva Stadium?
Prices for Ireland vs Argentina rugby tickets will vary depending on the category of ticket you choose and the location of the seats you select. We have Category 1, Category 2, Category 3, Category 4 and premium tickets to choose from in our current inventory.
Are the Ireland vs Argentina tickets on our platform genuine and guaranteed?
Yes, all of the tickets sold on our platform, including for Ireland’s clash with Argentina, are official match tickets. In addition, every ticket purchased here is protected by Live Rugby Tickets’ 150% money-back guarantee, which gives our customers extra peace of mind.
What seating options and best seats are available for Ireland vs Argentina at the Aviva Stadium?
The Aviva Stadium has three big stands and one lower end behind one of the goals. Tickets for the low stand are generally cheaper, though seats in the lower and mid tiers along the touchlines and near the half-way line offer the top sight lines.
Are there any restrictions for Ireland vs Argentina at the Aviva Stadium on 6 November 2026?
Some age restrictions may apply depending on the ticket category you choose and under 16s tend to need to be accompanied by an adult. You should always read the terms and conditions carefully to find out. Alternatively, you can contact the event organisers to confirm.