Aviva Stadium, the new home for Irish international rugby and football provides Ireland's national rugby and football teams, fans and spectators, with a home ground to be proud of. Aviva Stadium reopened it's doors in May 2010 and provides outstanding sporting and entertainment facilitys in the heart of Dublin, with a seated capacity of 50,000.

Outside of match days the stadium play's host to national and international events, meetings, exhibitions, conferences, balls, product launches, award ceremonies, dinners, luncheons and much more.

Event facilities at the stadium consist of more than fifty diverse spaces spread over five levels of the stadium. Included in this are 36 corporate boxes varying in capacity from two to seventy people for meetings or events.

Aviva Stadium is located on the site of the old Lansdowne Road Stadium which was the world's oldest international sports stadium.

By Rail
The easiest way to travel directly to the ground is to take the DART, the Dublin urban light rail system. The line actually runs under the West stand of the stadium and stops at Lansdowne Road Station itself.

By Car
From Nassau Street at Trinity College (city centre), travel along Merrion Square and Lower Mount Street. Cross the canal and continue along Northumberland Road to the second set of lights. Turn left onto Lansdowne Road. Continue through the next junction. Aviva Stadium is on your left.