The calendar year of 2023 featured an incredible high for Ireland but also a World Cup exit that could rankle for some time.
Ireland went into 2023 leading the rugby union world rankings and confirmed their quality at the Six Nations.
The Aviva Stadium is the home of big matches and Six Nations rugby tickets will be like gold dust but via SeatPick you can buy tickets for any major internationals match as we offer you access to a wide range of seats via our website.
Ireland Rugby At a New High
Ireland won the 2023 Six Nations by bagging the Grand Slam that comes with victories in all five matches. In particular, their wins over England and France were hugely memorable for the passionate Ireland Rugby fans.
Their World Cup run though came to an end at the quarter-final stage in a match many Irish supporters must still be frustrated about. New Zealand's All Blacks tipped Ireland to the win and would go onto reach the final.
Ireland Six Nations Tickets
The bread and butter of international rugby is the home nations championship, which became what we now know to be the Six Nations Championship. Andy Farrell will expect his Ireland side to battle for their second consecutive title in 2024.
In 2022, Ireland were imperious, winning four of their five matches, falling only to champions France in a classic 30-24 encounter at the Stade de France.
The likes of Johnny Sexton and James Lowe did their utmost to secure the Six Nations, and Farrell will be hoping for more of the same.
Six Nations Schedule
In 2024 they start the tournament by facing France away from home before taking on Italy at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin in what should be a comfortable encounter.
Six Nations rugby tickets will be much sought after for that fixture, and then Ireland face Wales and Scotland at home, with England sandwiched at Twickenham inbetween.
Ireland Rugby World Cup Tickets
The next World Cup is not until 2027,
The World Cup is the pinnacle of the Rugby Union calendar. It's the rugby championship of the world and Ireland will see themselves as one of the leading contenders, along with the likes of France, New Zealand and South Africa.
Ireland are now considered one of the leading nations in world rugby and their performance at the World Cup will need to reflect that if they are to appease their hugely loyal fanbase, that stretches beyond the Irish borders.
