Caelan Doris celebrates with Ronan Kelleher after scoring a try during Ireland's 2021 clash with New Zealand at the Aviva Stadium ©INPHO/Gary Carr
Andy Farrell’s Ireland will welcome four Southern Hemisphere teams to the Aviva Stadium this November, as the fixtures for the 2024 Autumn Nations Series have been confirmed.
Ireland will play host to New Zealand, Argentina, Fiji and Australia in a mouthwatering line-up of fixtures in Dublin, with the Series finale against the Wallabies serving as Irish Rugby’s 150th Anniversary Challenge match.
Farrell’s side will open their autumn campaign against the All Blacks at the Aviva Stadium on Friday, November 8 (kick-off 8.10pm), before hosting Argentina a week later, on Friday, November 15 (kick-off 8.10pm).
Fiji then visit Dublin on Saturday, November 23 (kick-off 3.10pm), before Ireland and Australia go head-to-head in the 150th Anniversary Challenge match on Saturday, November 30 (Kick-off 3.10pm), rounding out the calendar year for the back-to-back Guinness Men’s Six Nations champions.
Speaking about the four autumn fixtures, the Ireland head coach said: “This November’s line-up is a hugely exciting one for the Irish Rugby public and we are looking forward to competing against four hugely talented sides.
“There is an added dimension to this year’s Autumn Nations Series, with a fourth match against Australia set to mark the IRFU’s 150th celebrations.
“We look forward to testing ourselves against some of the most exciting teams in the world, with whom Ireland has such strong traditions and rivalries. It promises to be a Series to remember.”
Ticket prices and broadcast details for the 2024 Autumn Nations Series will be confirmed in due course.
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