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06 Sept 2025
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France and the Netherlands will play at the Aviva Stadium next year.
The FAI have confirmed that season tickets for the 2023 season are now sold out with a new record of 23,000 sales.
Season ticket renewals for current season ticket holders commenced in October with over 17,000 choosing to renew to support the Boys In Green for the Euro 2023 qualifiers. A further 5,000 tickets were available and sold out to the 'Fan Republic' subscribers and during the general sale launch - making 23,000 a new record high for season ticket purchases.
Ireland welcome France, Netherlands, Greece and Gibraltar to the Aviva Stadium next year. Football stars such as PSG attacker Kylian Mbappe and Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk will be among the players to play in Dublin during the Euro qualifying campaign.
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