Scotland vs Ireland Tickets 2027 | Six Nations Murrayfield
Scotland host Ireland in Round 4 of the 2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations in their final home game of the Championship at Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Friday, 5 March, with kick-off pencilled in for 20:10 in Edinburgh.
This being the penultimate match for both teams, the scramble for crucial points will be intense, while the Centenary Quaich is also on the line.
Ireland are the trophy’s current holders and the Irish are currently on a record-breaking run of wins over Scotland, having enjoyed 12 successive victories over their rivals since February 2027.
This Scottish side has been making strides under Gregor Townsend however, and look well-equipped to challenge Ireland’s dominance in this fixture when the teams collide at Murrayfield.
On this page, you can find out how to buy Scotland vs Ireland tickets for the 2027 Six Nations, learn about the best seats at Murrayfield, the history of the fixture and how you can get to the stadium ahead of your trip to Edinburgh.
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How to buy Scotland vs Ireland Six Nations tickets
If you’re ready to buy Scotland vs Ireland tickets today, the process is really straightforward. Follow the steps below to find and buy seats for Murrayfield Stadium:
- Flick through our current live listings for Scotland vs Ireland, or use the interactive map of Murrayfield to select the stand you’d like to sit in. You can use the filter function to refine the list of North, South, East or West stands.
- Use the arrows to select the number of tickets you’d like to buy. You can usually buy up to four seats together in one order.
- Click the “Buy” button, then follow the on-screen instructions and fill in the online order form to proceed.
- Confirm your purchase and wait for communication from our end about ticket delivery. E-tickets and mobile tickets are delivered digitally, while physical tickets are sent directly to you. Last-minute purchases may have to be collected in person. We’ll supply all the details you’ll need if that happens.
Scotland vs Ireland, Six Nations 2027: match snapshot
| Competition |
2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations (Round 4) |
| Date and kick-off |
Friday 5 March 2027, 20:10 GMT |
| Venue |
Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Roseburn Street, Edinburgh EH12 5PJ |
| Gates |
Typically, two to three hours before kick-off |
| Trophy |
Centenary Quaich (Ireland are current holders) |
| Last meeting |
Ireland 43–21 Scotland, Aviva Stadium, 14 March 2026 |
| Last at Murrayfield |
Scotland 18–32 Ireland, 9 February 2025 |
Scotland vs Ireland, Six Nations 2027: match preview, head-to-head and Centenary Quaich history
Ireland have enjoyed a decade of dominance in this fixture, however, a victory in Edinburgh over an improving Scottish outfit is far from guaranteed in March.
With the fixture landing in the penultimate round of the Six Nations, there will be plenty at stake. Last year, Ireland finished second behind champions France, with Scotland following just three points behind.
A significant 43-21 Irish bonus-point triumph over Scotland in Dublin in Round 5 of last year’s Championship, which was their equal-biggest home win over the Scots, allowed them to retain both the Triple Crown and Centenary Quaich, while also keeping them ahead of their opponents in the final standings.
The year before, at Murrayfield, Ireland again came out on top (32-18), indeed, Scotland have not beaten the Irish in Edinburgh since 4 February 2017 (27-22). That feels like a lifetime ago and Ireland have won 12 meetings out of 12 between the sides since.
The Centenary Quaich, which has been awarded to the winner of this fixture since 1989, is named after the Scottish drinking cup (quaich) by the same name. Ireland have claimed that piece of silverware every year since 2018, however, overall, their H2H record with Scotland has been tighter.
Ireland have won 73 of their 144 previous skirmishes with the Scots, with Scotland winning 66 times. The visitors from the Emerald Isle have won on five of their last six visits to Murrayfield, however, there have been more than a few whispers of optimism from the Scottish camp ahead of their nations’ latest face-off. Anyone buying Scotland vs Ireland tickets for 2027 is certain to witness a spectacular Test.
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Murrayfield Stadium guide
Murrayfield, also known as Scottish Gas Murrayfield for sponsorship reasons, is one of the most iconic sporting cathedrals in the UK and a mecca for any rugby fan eager to sample the atmosphere of a Six Nations fixture.
With capacity for 67, 144 fans, Murrayfield can generate incredible noise, especially when cross-border rivals England make the trek north. The ground is just two miles west of Edinburgh’s city centre and is a cashless venue.
If you’re bringing a bag, you should note that bags larger than A4 size aren’t permitted and there isn’t a bag drop service for anything bigger.
It’s always a good idea to charge your phone too, as digital tickets are scanned at the turnstiles. It’s likely to be chilly in Edinburgh and inside Murrayfield in early March, especially with this being a nighttime kick-off, so wrap up well!
How to get to Murrayfield for Scotland vs Ireland
On foot
If you’re willing and able, we recommend walking the short distance from Edinburgh city centre to Murrayfield. Known as The Rugby Walk, this route goes from the West End through Haymarket and Roseburn, and takes around 30 minutes to complete. Most local Scottish fans walk the distance, which helps to build atmosphere and excitement.
Tram
While it’s often best to avoid the trams closer to kick-off, if you are travelling in good time, you can aim for the dedicated Murrayfield Stadium stop. Services run from Edinburgh Airport and the city centre. Queues post-match for return tram services will be long however.
Train
If you’re on the train, aim for Haymarket station, which is a 20-minute walk from Murrayfield. With the match on March 5 finishing at around 22:00, it might be difficult to catch a train back south, however. With little wiggle room there, many fans will probably stay over in Edinburgh before travelling back the next day.
Bus and park & ride
There isn’t any parking available near the stadium and road closures will be in place. So, if you’re driving, we recommend using the selection of park and ride services that are on offer. You’ll find them at Lothian services along Corstorphine Road (12, 26, 31), Gorgie Road (25, 33) and the Ingliston, Hermiston and Westfield city routes (1, 22, 30).
FAQ: Scotland vs Ireland Six Nations tickets
When is Scotland vs Ireland in the 2027 Six Nations?
Scotland meet Ireland in Round 4 of the Guinness Men’s Six Nations at Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Friday, 5 March 2027. Kick-off for the game is 20:10 GMT. It’s the first Friday night Six Nations fixture played in Edinburgh, and the last of Scotland’s three home games.
How do I get to Murrayfield from Edinburgh Airport?
You can hop on the tram outside the airport and that takes you directly to the Murrayfield Stadium stop. That short trip only takes around 25 minutes, however, trams inside the two-hour window before kick-off tend to be much busier.
Where should first-time visitors to Murrayfield sit?
We always recommend considering the Upper North or Upper West stands at Murrayfield. Tickets there strike a nice balance between price and views for a first-timer. Seats in the Lowest East or Lower West will position you closer to the action, though they tend to cost more as a result.
How much are Scotland vs Ireland rugby tickets?
Current ticket prices for Scotland vs Ireland in our inventory start at £218.90, though prices will vary depending on demand, seat location and other factors. Tickets for Scotland vs Ireland are always extremely popular, so you should expect to find them listed as higher than face value.
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What is the Centenary Quaich in the Six Nations?
The Centenary Quaich is trophy named after a traditional Scottish drinking vessel that’s awarded to the winner of Scotland vs Ireland at the Six Nations each year. It was first contested back in 1989 and Ireland have won every edition since 2018.
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