Autumn Nations Series:  Ireland - South Africa
Autumn Nations Series

Autumn Nations Series: Ireland - South Africa

M-ticket delivery | Played at AVIVA Stadium, Dublin | Kickoff TBC Ireland face the world champion Springboks at the AVIVA Stadium in one of the most anticipated fixtures of the 2026 Autumn Nations Series. South Africa, three-time Rugby World Cup winners and one of the most powerful teams in the history of the game, always draw a special atmosphere when they visit Dublin — and Irish supporters relish the chance to test themselves against the very best in the world. The AVIVA Stadium in Dublin is an extraordinary rugby venue — compact, loud, and absolutely electric when a big occasion demands it. This is one of those occasions. Arriving in Dublin for an Ireland vs South Africa Autumn Nations weekend means immersing yourself in some of the warmest sporting hospitality in the world. The pubs around the stadium and in the city centre are buzzing from morning to night, and the atmosphere inside the ground at kick-off is unforgettable. Rugby Box Office offers tickets to Ireland vs South Africa across multiple seating categories at the AVIVA Stadium. With official dates still to be confirmed for this 2026 Autumn Nations fixture, book now at early-bird prices and take full advantage of our RBO Guarantee: free cancellation within 14 days of the official announcement. No questions asked.

Event Date

Saturday, November 21, 2026

Event Time

16:40

Venue Location

AVIVA Stadium

Dublin, Ireland

AVIVA Stadium

AVIVA Stadium

Dublin, Ireland

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Autumn Nations Series

Rugby Union

The Autumn Nations Series 2026 is the November international rugby union programme, featuring England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France and Italy against teams including New Zealand, South Africa, Australia, Argentina, Japan and Fiji. In 2026, the autumn internationals form the northern-hemisphere leg of the new Nations Championship, which culminates in a finals weekend at Twickenham from 27–29 November.