Sports & Games This Weekend in Dublin (6 November – 8 November, 2026)
2 live sports events Friday–Sunday in Dublin, sorted by date.
Sports & Games This Weekend in Dublin (6 November – 8 November, 2026)
Nations Championship: Ireland vs. Argentina
Dublin · Aviva Stadium
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Dublin · 3Arena - Dublin
Dublin runs 2 pro teams across LOI — the Shamrock Rovers (LOI) and the Bohemian FC (LOI). This page filters every live listing to 6 November – 8 November only — sorted by date so the earliest weekend start sits on top — so a Friday-night game, a Saturday matinee and a Sunday afternoon all surface in one feed.
Planning Your Dublin Weekend
Dublin has 2 games listed for this weekend (6 November – 8 November). Shamrock Rovers, Bohemian FC are among the teams on the schedule. Prices and availability vary by event, seat location and seller. Compare the current listings below, then review the selected seller's final total and terms before purchase.
Dublin Weekend Venues
Aviva Stadium anchors the Dublin weekend calendar, hosting most Shamrock Rovers home games. The grid above pulls events across every covered Dublin venue, so a Friday-night game, a Saturday matchup, and a Sunday afternoon all surface in one feed.
Dublin sports market at a glance
Dublin is a single-sport market focused on LOI, with about a dozen home dates driving the city's live-sports calendar. That concentration means the Shamrock Rovers carry outsized demand for every game, but it also means the secondary market is deep and competitive among sellers.
Dublin team ticket pages
Things to do in Dublin this weekend
A standard Dublin sporting weekend has more big-ground action per square mile than almost any other European capital, and the city splits cleanly across a handful of corridors from Friday evening. Up in Drumcondra, Croke Park (82,300) runs the heaviest GAA Championship dates through the summer, with Drumcondra and Connolly Stations on the Luas Red Line dropping crowds toward the ground and the surrounding North Strand pubs — the Hill 16, Quinn's, the Big Tree, Gaffney's — booked solid from early afternoon.
Across the river in Ballsbridge, the Aviva Stadium (51,700) on Lansdowne Road runs Six Nations and Autumn International rugby plus Ireland soccer internationals, with the Lansdowne Road DART station dropping crowds at the gate. Leinster Rugby's United Rugby Championship home dates fill the RDS Arena in Ballsbridge, and the bigger European fixtures move to the Aviva.
On the Northside, the League of Ireland clubs play their weekend cards — Bohemians at Dalymount Park in Phibsborough, Shelbourne at Tolka Park in Drumcondra, St Patrick's Athletic over at Richmond Park in Inchicore. Add a GAA double-header or an Ireland rugby fixture and the north or south city centre absorbs an extra 50,000 people on a Saturday afternoon.
Sundays carry the All-Ireland Finals and provincial Championship throw-ins, with the long pub session in Drumcondra or the Liberties after the final whistle.
What's on by month
November
The Autumn Internationals run through November at the Aviva Stadium with Ireland hosting the Southern Hemisphere rugby touring sides — the heaviest rugby crowds of the autumn. The FAI Cup Final fills the Aviva to close the League of Ireland season.
Leinster Rugby continues its URC and Champions Cup home dates at the RDS Arena. The All-Ireland club GAA Championship rounds run at grounds across the county as the new club season builds.
December
December is a packed rugby stretch — the Investec Champions Cup pool rounds bring marquee European nights to the RDS Arena and the Aviva Stadium, with Leinster's home fixtures among the hottest tickets of the winter. The League of Ireland is in its off-season, and the GAA club Championship runs toward the provincial finals.
Leopardstown Racecourse in Foxrock hosts the Christmas Festival, the highlight of the Dublin racing calendar, drawing big crowds across the festive week.