Lansdowne Road Stadium: A Historic Venue

Lansdowne Road Stadium, now known as Aviva Stadium, reopened its doors on May 14, 2010, and serves as the home ground for the Irish national rugby and Republic of Ireland national football teams.

The stadium, originally founded in 1872, is the oldest rugby union ground in the world and holds significant historical value in sports. Its unique architecture features a striking glass end that contributes to its modern aesthetic, while its curvilinear stand can accommodate 51,700 spectators for international sports events and concerts.

Must-See Highlights

• 🏟️ Players' Tunnel - Walk through the tunnel that players enter before the game.
• 🎤 Press Room - See where media briefings take place after matches.
• 🌍 Guided Tours - Explore throughout the day with informative guides.

Accessibility is available with paid guided tours. This stadium is ideal for sports fans, families, and tourists interested in Irish culture and history.