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Six Nations 2027: Ireland v France
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Sat, 13 Mar 2027 · Rugby

Hotels for Six Nations 2027: Ireland v France

At Aviva Stadium, Dublin on Sat, 13 Mar 2027. 1 hotel within a 10-minute walk of Aviva Stadium and 25 within 20 minutes — book close and keep the journey home short.

When
Sat, 13 Mar 2027
Venue
Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Stations by the venue
Lansdowne Road (trains)
Hotels within a 10-minute walk
1
Typical weather
March here averages 6°C, with around 70 mm of rain across the month.

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About Six Nations 2027: Ireland v France

Super Saturday closes in Dublin as Ireland host France at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday 13 March under the lights — a Six Nations 2027 finale that could decide the championship, with a big French travelling support. Dublin fills fast for a Six Nations match weekend and travelling support arrives in numbers, so rooms across the city go early.

The Aviva sits in Ballsbridge, a short walk or DART ride from the centre, putting Temple Bar, the Georgian squares and the Guinness Storehouse within easy reach. Stay central for the full match-weekend atmosphere and book well ahead, with the DART and the city's pubs making the whole weekend easy.

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History

Super Saturday closes in Dublin as Ireland host France under the floodlights at the Aviva Stadium, a fixture that has decided more than one championship in recent years. The Aviva opened in 2010 on the site of Lansdowne Road, which had staged international rugby since 1878 and ranks among the oldest grounds in the sport; the sleek new bowl seats around 51,700 in the leafy suburb of Ballsbridge.

Ireland field a single side drawn from across the island, and France, championship members since 1910, bring quality and a lively travelling support for the trip to the Irish capital. As the final match of the tournament, an evening kick-off in Dublin can carry the title itself, and the city crackles accordingly.

Lansdowne Road DART station sits right beside the stadium, a short hop from a centre where Temple Bar, the Georgian squares and the Guinness Storehouse fill the rest of a match weekend, and rooms go early whenever the Six Nations comes to town.

Records & quirks

  • The Aviva Stadium opened in 2010 on the site of the historic Lansdowne Road ground.
  • Lansdowne Road had hosted international rugby since 1878, one of the oldest venues in the sport.
  • The Aviva holds around 51,700, in the Ballsbridge area of south Dublin.
  • Lansdowne Road DART station sits right beside the ground.
  • Ireland play their home Six Nations matches at the Aviva, shared with the national football team.
  • This is the final fixture of Super Saturday, closing the 2027 championship under floodlights.

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 to the north-west.

The DART commuter train stops at Lansdowne Road station, which serves the ground, on the line 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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