IRELAND V ENGLAND 2027
IRELAND V ENGLAND 2027
THE SIX NATIONS KICKS-OFF
5 FEB 2027
The Six Nations 2027 kicks off in style with the tournament opener Ireland v England!
Ireland host England in the Aviva Stadium on Friday 5 February 2027
This package includes accommodation and match ticket. Flights may also be added upon request.
Get ready for an unforgettable trip to Dublin as Ireland take on England in one of the most electric fixtures in the Six Nations!
With this package, you’ll experience the very best of Dublin’s legendary atmosphere – from its lively pubs and warm Irish hospitality to its rich history and vibrant city streets – all while being part of the roar of the crowd on match day.
We’ve carefully designed this package to make your trip effortless and memorable, including comfortable accommodation and premium match tickets so you can focus on soaking up the atmosphere and cheering on your team.
Secure your place now for this huge Six Nations clash between Ireland and England in Dublin. Don’t miss the chance to witness the drama, passion and intensity of international rugby live!
IRELAND V ENGLAND PACKAGE INCLUDES:
– Your choice of accommodation in Dublin.
– Ireland vs England match tickets.
Flights may be added upon request.
Airport & stadium transfers are NOT included.
Price is per person based on 2 sharing.
Supplements applicable for single travellers.
For anything else please call us on 0151 424 7998 or email us at info@worldchoicesports.com
*Other airports may be available upon request.
Map & Stadium
Local Info & Tips
Local Information & Tips
Things to Do When Not Watching the Matches
☘️ Explore the Iconic Sights of Dublin
Visit Guinness Storehouse and learn how Ireland’s most famous stout is made, finishing with a pint overlooking the city at the Gravity Bar.
Explore the lively streets of Temple Bar, known for traditional pubs, live Irish music and a buzzing atmosphere day and night.
Tour Trinity College Dublin and see the world-famous Book of Kells in the stunning Long Room Library.
Take a walk through St Stephen's Green, a beautiful city-centre park perfect for relaxing before the match.
Discover Irish history at Dublin Castle, a major cultural landmark.
Experience Irish whiskey tasting at Jameson Distillery Bow St. with guided tours and cocktail experiences.
Walk across the iconic Ha'penny Bridge, one of the city’s most photographed landmarks.
Explore the historic St Patrick's Cathedral, Ireland’s largest cathedral and a key part of the city’s heritage.
💡 Tip: Book tickets in advance if you want to go up the Eiffel Tower.
🍷 Enjoy Food & Drinks
Things to try:
Enjoy a pint and live music in Temple Bar’s famous pubs. 🍻
Taste Ireland’s most famous stout at the Guinness Storehouse.
Experience a whiskey tasting tour at Jameson Distillery Bow St.. 🥃
Try traditional Irish dishes like stew and soda bread in a classic Dublin pub.
Visit George's Street Arcade for street food and local bites.
Enjoy fresh seafood and modern Irish cuisine in Dublin’s city-centre restaurants.
Grab coffee and pastries in one of Dublin’s many independent cafés. ☕
🏉 Soak Up the Rugby Atmosphere
City Centre Pubs
The Long Hall – One of Dublin’s most beautiful Victorian pubs.
The Palace Bar – Classic literary pub with traditional charm.
O'Donoghue's – Famous for live Irish folk music sessions.
The Stag's Head – Historic pub with ornate Victorian interiors.
Doheny & Nesbitt – Traditional Victorian pub known for its original character and old-world atmosphere.
Pubs Near the Aviva Stadium
Slattery's – Very close to the stadium and packed with fans on matchdays.
Searsons – Popular rugby pub on Baggot Street with great food and whiskey.
Ryan's Beggars Bush – Family-run pub with a lively pre-match crowd.
The Bath Pub – Just steps from the stadium and full of atmosphere on game day.
The Bridge 1859 – Rugby-themed pub in Ballsbridge co-owned by former Ireland players.
✅ Tip: Many fans start in the city centre, then walk or take the DART train to Lansdowne Road for the match, stopping at pubs along Baggot Street on the way.
Weather and Climate
February in Dublin is typically cool, fresh and often a little unpredictable. Average daytime temperatures usually sit between 7–10°C, while evenings can drop to around 3–5°C. Rain showers are fairly common, and the city often experiences a mix of grey skies, light drizzle and occasional brighter, crisp winter days. Winds coming in from the Irish Sea can make it feel colder, so a warm jacket and waterproof layers are recommended. Despite the chill, the city remains lively, with cosy pubs, roaring fires and a buzzing atmosphere—especially during major sporting weekends.
A ColossAL Clash in the FAIR CITY
The Six Nations always delivers drama, but few fixtures carry the same electricity as Ireland facing England in Dublin. At Aviva Stadium, the atmosphere begins to build long before kick-off. A sea of green fills the stands as Irish supporters gather in voice, the anthem echoing around the stadium with spine-tingling intensity. England fans travel across the Irish Sea in huge numbers too, bringing their own colour, chants and rivalry to the occasion. The result is a matchday atmosphere that feels as much like a celebration as a contest — where passion, pride and centuries of rivalry collide in one of rugby’s most iconic cities. On the pitch, it promises a captivating battle: Ireland’s precision, physicality and home advantage against England’s power, depth and relentless competitiveness. It’s never just eighty minutes of rugby — it’s history, identity and championship ambitions clashing in the heart of Dublin.
For travelling fans, the experience stretches far beyond the final whistle. Watching world-class international rugby in Dublin means immersing yourself in a city that lives and breathes the game. The weekend has its own rhythm — perhaps beginning with breakfast and strong coffee in a lively café, building as the streets around Temple Bar fill with green jerseys and visiting supporters, and reaching its peak beneath the lights of the Aviva Stadium. When the anthems ring out and the crowd rises as one, Dublin turns Ireland v England into something unforgettable — a sporting occasion that lingers long after the final whistle has blown.
Why choose World Choice Sports?
25 years of experience
For more than 25 years, World Choice Sports has been at the forefront of sports travel, delivering unforgettable experiences for fans who want more than just a ticket. Our reputation is built on trust, expertise, and a passion for the game. From securing premium access to managing every fine detail, we make sure your trip is seamless—so you can focus on the atmosphere, the excitement, and the moments that truly matter.
a team that knows the game
Behind every incredible trip is a team that lives and breathes sport. With a combined 150 years of experience across our team, we bring unmatched knowledge, insider insight, and a genuine passion for what we do.
We’ve seen it all, planned it all, and perfected it—so you can travel with confidence knowing you’re in expert hands.
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When you book with World Choice Sports, you’re booking with total confidence. As an authorised reseller, we provide official tickets and exclusive packages sourced directly from event organisers. No guesswork, no stress—just guaranteed access to the biggest sporting events, exactly as it should be.
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Your journey should be all about excitement, not uncertainty. That’s why every package we offer is fully ATOL protected, keeping your money and your plans secure. With everything taken care of, you’re free to enjoy every second—from kickoff to the final whistle—knowing you’re completely protected every step of the way.
More Than Just a Trip
At World Choice Sports, we don’t just organise travel—we create experiences that stay with you long after the event ends. From the moment you enquire to the moment you return home, our dedicated team is there to support you, ensuring a smooth, stress-free journey packed with unforgettable moments.
Beyond the Final Whistle
Whether you travel for the rugby, the atmosphere, or the allure of Rome itself, this fixture offers far more than 80 minutes of action. The roar of the crowd at the Stadio Olimpico may fade, but the memories of Italian hospitality, ancient landmarks, and the shared camaraderie between fans will linger long after the final whistle.
From the cobbled streets of Trastevere to the grand piazzas at the city’s heart, every step of the journey adds to the story of your Six Nations weekend. Win or lose, the experience of following England in Rome becomes part of your own sporting history — one that will be retold long after you’ve left the Eternal City.
