This is the big one. Ireland are gearing up to face current world champions South Africa in the ultimate test of their mettle at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday, 21 November at 16:40 GMT, and you can be there to catch every pass, tackle and try in Dublin.
This is game three of the Northern Hemisphere Series and fixture number six in the first phase of the Nations Championship overall, so expect Ireland and the Springboks to deliver a fittingly explosive climax before the teams jet off to London to compete in the Finals.
Ireland vs South Africa tickets are already changing hands quickly on our online platform, and though there are still tickets available in our current inventory, they are likely to be snapped up soon, so act fast to avoid missing out on what promises to be an incredible contest at the Aviva Stadium.
How to buy rugby tickets for Ireland vs South Africa?
Ireland face the Springboks in Dublin in November and you can buy rugby tickets for Ireland vs South Africa right now on our safe, secure site. Live Rugby Tickets is the world’s number one destination for sourcing official match tickets for the Nations Championship, Six Nations and Rugby World Cup. View our live listings and purchase your tickets by following the step-by-step guide below:
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- Use the interactive seating plan graphic to select the area of the stadium you’d like to sit.
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- When you’re satisfied, click on the green 'Buy' button to confirm.
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The 2026 Nations Championship
Ireland and South Africa have both been right in the thick of the action in the first-ever edition of the newly-formed Nations Championship this year.
The competition was launched in a bid to inject the traditional summer and autumn test windows with new life, adding a sharper competitive edge, fixtures with genuine jeopardy and a bigger financial windfall to the international rugby union scene in a new tournament format.
The competition kicked off in July with the Southern Hemisphere Series. In the summer, Ireland enjoyed a thrilling triumph over Australia (33-31) and followed that up with a more comfortable win over Japan (36-20), though they were outclassed by New Zealand (40-21) in the final game of the Series.
South Africa meanwhile, were imperious, earning bonus-point victories over England (45-21), Scotland (42-28) and Wales (43-0) to claim a perfect 15 points. The Springboks remain the bookmakers’ favourites to win the competition outright and it’s easy to see why.
Still, Ireland will fancy their chances of ruffling some South African feathers in Dublin on November 21st in what has the makings of an unmissable sporting spectacle in the Irish capital.
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Ireland Stadium information
Name:
Aviva Stadium
Capacity:
51,700
Address:
Lansdowne Rd, Dublin 4, Ireland
How to get to the Aviva Stadium
The Aviva Stadium is in D4 in the Irish capital and whether you’re driving, walking or taking public transport, it’s very easy to get to. We recommend using the city’s excellent public transport links to reach the ground on busy matchdays.
DART (rail)
You can get the DART (high-speed, above-ground rail) to Lansdowne Road Station, which is right beside the Aviva Stadium. Main stations around the city like Connolly, Tara Street and Pearse Street have DART links to the Lansdowne Road Station.
Dublin Bus
You can take the 4, 7 and 7a, 18, 38, 38A, 47, C1 and C2 buses from different parts of Dublin city centre and surrounding areas to get to the Aviva Stadium. Buses are frequent, so you’ll never be waiting long to catch one. If you buy and use a Leap Card, you can avail of unlimited public transport during your stay in
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