The Irish Rugby Football Union today announced ticket prices for the Guinness Series 2013 and a pre-sale to Supporters\u2019 Club members, which will open on 30th May. <\/p>\n
Ireland kick off the series against Samoa in Aviva Stadium on November 9th.The following weekend sees Ireland take on the Wallabies on November 16th and the series closes on November 24th with the visit of New Zealand.<\/p>\n
To ensure fans can welcome Joe Schmidt to the Aviva for his first games in-charge tickets range from just \u20ac7.50 – \u20ac75 for stand tickets and from \u20ac50 – \u20ac95 for premium level tickets, while two and three game packages start at \u20ac85.50 and offer savings of up to 20%.<\/p>\n
With a range of prices, packages and games to suit every rugby fans\u2019 pocket and world-class, highly ranked opposition, Joe Schmidt\u2019s first games, which are potentially Brian O\u2019Driscoll\u2019s last games against these rugby powerhouses, the Guinness Series is sure to be the hottest ticket in town.<\/p>\n
Rugby club members should contact their club for details of the allocation of tickets available while Irish Rugby Supporters Club members can avail of an early bird chance to snap up tickets next week on ticketmaster.ie<\/p>\n
Pat Fitzgerald, Chairman of the Commercial & Marketing Committee said: \u201cWe are delighted to announce a range of fan friendly ticket prices and packages for the Guinness Series 2013.<\/p>\n
With savings of up to 20% on packages we are offering Irish Rugby fans great value across all three games.<\/p>\n
This will be Brian O\u2019Driscoll\u2019s last Guinness Series and Joe Schmidt\u2019s first in charge and it promises to be an exciting November packed with top class international rugby\u201d<\/p>\n
Rory Sheridan Diageo said \u201cWe are delighted to be sponsoring the Guinness Series again this year. It is always exciting when teams from the Southern Hemisphere come calling and none more so than New Zealand.<\/p>\n
We are looking forward to an action packed November.\u201d<\/p>\n
Guinness Series 2013 Ticket Prices<\/p>\n
Ticket
\n Samoa
\n Australia
\n New Zealand<\/p>\n
Category 1 Stand
\n 35.00
\n 60.00
\n 75.00<\/p>\n
Category 2 Stand
\n 25.00
\n 50.00
\n 65.00<\/p>\n
Category 3 Stand
\n 15.00
\n 35.00
\n 50.00<\/p>\n
Category 4 Stand
\n 15.00
\n 25.00
\n 40.00<\/p>\n
Premium Level
\n 50.00
\n 75.00
\n 95.00<\/p>\n
Restricted View Premium & Cat 1
\n 17.50
\n 30.00
\n 37.50<\/p>\n
Restricted View Cat 2
\n 12.50
\n 25.00
\n 32.50<\/p>\n
Restricted View \u2013 Cat 3
\n 7.50
\n 17.50
\n 25.00<\/p>\n
Restricted View \u2013 Cat 4
\n 7.50
\n 12.50
\n 20.00<\/p>\n
Schoolboy\/girl
\n 10.00
\n 10.00
\n 10.00<\/p>\n
Guinness Series Package Prices<\/p>\n
Premium Samoa, NZ & Australia – e176 (20% saving)<\/p>\n
Cat 1 Samoa, NZ & Australia – e136 (20% savings)<\/p>\n
Premium NZ & Samoa – e130.50 (10% saving)<\/p>\n
Premium Australia & Samoa – e112.50 (10% savings)<\/p>\n
Cat 1 NZ & Samoa – e99 (10% savings)<\/p>\n
Cat 1 Australia & Samoa – e85.50 (10% savings)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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