Ireland v England

AVIVA STADIUM - 27 August 2011

Ireland will again test themselves against Six Nations opposition in the Ireland v England Rugby World Cup Warm Up match. Ireland will entertain rivals England in a fiercely competitive encounter, which England will also want to assert their dominance in. Ireland will want to put on a powerful display at the Ireland v England match to impress the Aviva Stadium crowd for one final time before Ireland head down under for the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.

Official Hospitality is always highly sought after when Ireland play against England, with Ireland aiming to win this Rugby World Cup Warm Up match in style, every rugby fan will want to be pitch side on this momentous occasion.

Ireland v England Hospitality

The official hospitality facility for the Ireland v England match is situated within the Aviva Stadium itself. The luxurious Havelock Restaurant is a state of the art glass fronted restaurant overlooking the pitch and can accommodate private tables for 10-12 guests.

To Include the Following in the Ireland v England Package:

• Early Admission to the Hospitality Facility
• Reserved seated match ticket provided by IRFU
• Official match programme
• Pre match entertainment
• Pre-lunch drinks reception
• Superb four course meal with wine
• Plasma television facilities with video replay
• Post match reception with canapés
• Full complimentary bar
• VIP guest wallet & invitation
• Guest speaker
• Experienced event managers in attendance

Ireland v England Example Itinerary

• 12.15pm - Champagne Reception
• 12.30pm - Luncheon
• 15.00pm - KICK OFF Ireland v England
• 17.00pm - Post Match Refreshments
• 18.00pm - Complimentary Bar Closes
• 18.30pm - Facility Closes

Aviva Stadium

The new home of Irish rugby, the Aviva Stadium is the host of numerous rugby union fixtures year round. This brand new arena, built in 2010, will host the Irish rugby union team who play all their home matches at the stadium, unlike other nations who use various venues. The Aviva Stadium hosts Ireland's Six Nations matches, as well as inbound touring teams from the Southern Hemisphere, annually around November.