The IRFU has announced a competitively priced range of tickets for the 2012\/13 season of Irish rugby internationals.<\/p>\n
Tickets for the Guinness Series 2012 opener against South Africa range from \u20ac15 (school child) to \u20ac65 (Category 1) and, for the Argentina game, from \u20ac10 (schoolboy child) to \u20ac55 (Category 1). There are also various optional packages which will offer significant value.<\/p>\n
For the Guinness Series, parent and child tickets (in Categories 3 and 4) will be available from \u20ac45 for South Africa and from \u20ac30 for Argentina.<\/p>\n
Irish Rugby Supporters Club members will have an exclusive opportunity to purchase tickets from 10 a.m. on Friday, June 15th on IrishRugby.ie for the Guinness Series games against South Africa and Argentina.<\/p>\n
Ticket prices for the RBS 6 Nations 2013 remain the same as the prices for the corresponding fixtures against England and France in 2011.<\/p>\n
An Ireland XV will play Fiji at Thomond Park on Saturday, 17th November. Ticket prices for this fixture will be announced in due course.<\/p>\n
Commenting on the prices Pat Fitzgerald, IRFU Commercial and Marketing Committee Chairman, said:<\/p>\n
\u201cIn putting our ticket price structures in place for the 2012\/13 season our aim has been to continue to offer many options as possible to Irish rugby supporters. We believe that the different category levels give all our supporters an opportunity to come to the Aviva Stadium and see Ireland play against some of the best teams in the world.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur ticketing strategy last year helped to draw sell-out crowds and for the coming season we\u2019re confident that, once again, we will see Ireland playing to full houses at the Aviva Stadium.\u201d<\/p>\n
Optional packages are available for Premium Level and Category 1 tickets for South Africa and Argentina.<\/p>\n
Customers who choose to purchase the same ticket in these categories for both games can avail of a package price offering exceptional value.<\/p>\n
Alternatively, tickets can be purchased for the individual matches at the individual ticket prices listed.<\/p>\n
Guinness Series 2012<\/p>\n
Category South Africa Argentina 2 Match Package
\nPremium Level \u20ac 95.00 \u20ac 75.00 \u20ac 150.00
\nCategory 1 \u20ac 65.00 \u20ac 55.00 \u20ac 105.00
\nCategory 2 \u20ac 55.00 \u20ac 45.00 n\/a
\nCategory 3 \u20ac 40.00 \u20ac 30.00 n\/a
\nCategory 4 \u20ac 30.00 \u20ac 20.00 n\/a
\nSchoolboy\/girl \u20ac15.00 \u20ac10.00 n\/a
\nParent & Child Category 3 (1 adult, 1 child) \u20ac 60.00 \u20ac 45.00 n\/a
\nParent & Child Category 4 (1 adult, 1 child \u20ac 45.00 \u20ac 30.00 n\/a
\nCategory 1 Restricted View \u20ac 32.50 \u20ac 27.50 n\/a
\nCategory 2 Restricted View \u20ac 27.50 \u20ac 22.50 n\/a
\nCategory 3 Restricted View \u20ac 20.00 \u20ac 15.00 n\/a
\nCategory 4 Restricted View \u20ac 15.00 \u20ac 10.00 n\/a <\/p>\n
RBS 6 Nations 2013<\/p>\n
Category England France
\nPremium Level \u20ac 125.00 \u20ac 125.00
\nCategory 1 \u20ac 90.00 \u20ac 90.00
\nCategory 2 \u20ac 80.00 \u20ac 80.00
\nCategory 3 \u20ac 65.00 \u20ac 65.00
\nCategory 4 \u20ac 50.00 \u20ac 50.00
\nSchoolboy\/girl \u20ac 15.00 \u20ac 15 .00 <\/p>\n
Category 1 Restricted View \u20ac 45.00 \u20ac 45.00
\nCategory 2 Restricted View \u20ac40.00 \u20ac 40.00
\nCategory 3 Restricted View \u20ac 32.50 \u20ac 32.50
\nCategory 4 Restricted View \u20ac 25.00 \u20ac 25.00 <\/p>\n
Ireland v England, Sunday 10th February 2013, K.O. 3.00pm
\nIreland v France, Saturday 9th March 2013, K.O. 5.00pm<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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