Tickets On Sale For November Series

Tickets are now on sale for the first ever Women’s November International Series to be held in the UCD Bowl. Kids go free with any adult tickets.

With Ireland hosting the Women's Rugby World Cup next August, Ireland will begin their season this autumn when they host World Cup holders England, World Cup runners up Canada and the New Zealand Black Ferns on consecutive weekends in Dublin.

There are a number of ticket packages on sale for the games, with kids' tickets free when bought alongside an adult ticket. Adult ticket prices start at just €;5 for a terrace ticket and there are also discounts available for supporters buying tickets to more than one game.

Speaking about the tests, Ireland captain Niamh Briggs said: "We're really looking forward to the three games this November. It's going to be a huge year for women's rugby and we're delighted to host three of the best sides in the world in our first ever November International Series.

"It's going to be a massive test for us as a team, but we've been preparing well over the last number of months and everyone involved is really looking forward to the games. We're also hoping to see a great turnout of supporters in UCD. It's going to be the venue for our pool games in next August's World Cup, so we're looking forward to playing in the UCD Bowl and getting used to the venue."

As part of the series, New Zealand will also play Canada on Wednesday, November 23, in Donnybrook Stadium and entry for this game will be free of charge.

Tickets are available here. A bus subsidy is available from the IRFU to clubs travelling to the women's games – for more information on how to avail of this offer, please contact womensrugby@irfu.ie.

Women's November Series
Ireland v England, UCD, Sunday, November 13, 2pm
Ireland v Canada, UCD, Saturday, November 19, 2pm
Canada v New Zealand, Donnybrook Stadium, Wednesday, November 23, 1pm
Ireland v New Zealand, UCD, Sunday, November 27, 2pm

Next August, Ireland will host the Women's Rugby World Cup. For more information, click here.