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Six Nations 2027: Ireland v England
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Fri, 5 Feb 2027 · Rugby

Hotels for Six Nations 2027: Ireland v England

At Aviva Stadium, Dublin on Fri, 5 Feb 2027. 126 hotels within 3kmbook close and walk back after the show.

About Six Nations 2027: Ireland v England

Ireland v England at the Aviva Stadium is one of rugby's fiercest rivalries, drawing passionate crowds to Dublin on 5 February 2027. Where you stay will shape your match-day experience—from walking distance to the ground to a short commute that saves you money.

Where to stay nearby

Dublin transforms during Six Nations fixtures, especially when England comes to town. The city fills fast, so booking early is wise. We've mapped the real towns where you can find a bed, ranked by how close they sit to the Aviva Stadium.

Dublin — about 1 km away

Dublin is the natural choice: the stadium sits right in the city centre, and 174 hotels mean options at every budget. You can walk or take a short taxi to the ground, and stay immersed in the pre- and post-match atmosphere.

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Clondalkin — about 11 km away

Clondalkin lies 11km west and has 5 hotels in our catalog—a quieter, more affordable base if you're willing to drive or catch a bus to the venue.

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Swords — about 14 km away

Swords is 14km north with 13 hotels available, offering a suburban alternative with regular transport links into central Dublin and the stadium.

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This is an AI-assisted planning guide. Dates, start times, transport and event details can change — please confirm everything with the official event and transport websites before you book.

The closest hotels to Aviva Stadium

126 within 3km — the nearest 12 shown. Tap any hotel or search to see live availability and prices for Fri, 5 Feb 2027.

History

Ireland against England is one of the Six Nations' great rivalries, and in 2027 the two open the championship under the Friday-night lights at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. The tournament grew from the 19th-century Home Nations and later the Five Nations, taking its current shape when Italy joined in 2000 to make six, and it remains the northern hemisphere's showpiece, with a Grand Slam awaiting any side that wins all five of its matches.

The Aviva stands on the historic Lansdowne Road site in Ballsbridge, rebuilt and reopened in 2010 with a distinctive curved glass frame and a capacity of around 51,700, a short walk or DART ride from the city centre. Dublin fills fast for a Six Nations weekend as travelling support arrives in numbers, and the atmosphere spills from the ground into the pubs of Temple Bar and beyond. Stay central for the full match-weekend buzz, with the Georgian squares and the Guinness Storehouse close by.

Records & quirks

  • The Six Nations is contested by England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales.
  • Italy joined in 2000, expanding the former Five Nations into six teams.
  • A side that wins all five of its matches claims the Grand Slam.
  • The Aviva Stadium reopened in 2010 on the site of the old Lansdowne Road ground.
  • It holds around 51,700 and stands in Ballsbridge, south-east of the city centre.
  • The stadium is served by Dublin's DART rail line at Lansdowne Road.

About Aviva Stadium

Ireland's home of rugby and football, the Aviva Stadium rises above the Lansdowne Road area of leafy south Dublin, hosting internationals and major stadium concerts. The surrounding Ballsbridge district is genteel and green, with the Grand Canal and the city centre's pubs and restaurants a short distance away.

The DART commuter train stops at Lansdowne Road right beside the ground, linking along the coast and into the centre. Staying centrally keeps Dublin's nightlife close, with a quick DART ride out to the stadium.

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