Ireland v Scotland (Six Nations) 2010

CROKE PARK STADIUM - 20 March 2010

The magic moments of Irelands historic Grand Slam 2009 rugby season will be emotionally recalled when the 2010 RBS Six Nations championship unfolds at Croke Park in February and March next.

Far from resting on their laurels, Irelands rugby heroes are determined to scale the heights again and capitalise on home advantage against Italy, Wales and Scotland.

Interest in the capacity sell-out games is further flavoured by this being the last time for a Six Nations Championship to be staged at GAA Headquarters prior to the Irish teams return to the new look Aviva Stadium later in the year.

Official Hospitality Facility

The luxurious official hospitality is located in the Boxes in Croke Park. Private Boxes can be secured for parties of 12, 15, 18, 24 and 30 with smaller numbers being accommodated in shared boxes.

To Include the Following in the Package

• Early Admission to the IRFU Hospitality within Croke Park Stadium
• Reserved seated match ticket provided by the IRFU
• Official match programme
• Ref Talk
• Pre match entertainment
• Pre-lunch drinks reception
• Superb four course meal with wine
• Colour television facilities with video replay
• Post match reception with canapés
• Full complimentary bar
• VIP guest wallet & invitation
• Guest speaker
• Attendance of Irish players during post match reception
• Experienced event managers in attendance

Example Itinerary

• 14.15pm - Champagne Reception
• 14.30pm - Luncheon
• 17.00pm - Kick off Ireland v Scotland
• 19.00pm - Post Match Refreshments
• 20.00pm - Complimentary bar closes
• 20.30pm - Facility closes

Croke Park Stadium

Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland is the largest sports stadium in Ireland and the fourth largest stadium in Europe. It is the principal stadium and headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA), Ireland's biggest sporting organisation. The stadium is in the heart of the city, a 15 minute walk from the main thoroughfare O'Connell Street