Ticket & Matchday Info | Munster v London Irish

Munster take on London Irish in our second pre-season game ahead of the new campaign at Musgrave Park on Friday night (7.30pm).

Scroll down for the latest ticket, travel and event information.

Tickets

Tickets for the match are available here.

Ticket Pricing is as follows:

Adult: €15

Junior: €5

Family (2 adult and 2 Junior): €30

All tickets are sold on a general access basis.

Stadium Information

The stadium turnstiles will be open from 6pm at the Dolphin Gate and Sunday’s Well Gate.

Ticket sales are available at the Dolphin entrance only from 4.30pm. Please note that payments can be made by card only.

Food concessions inside the ground will also serve a variety of hot food to supporters.

Traffic & Travel

Black Ash Park & Ride will remain open until 10:30pm on Friday night to cater for supporters, free of charge. In order to redeem your free parking, please show your match ticket at the reception area in the Black Ash either before or after the game. The car park is a short walk from Musgrave Park.

Please note any cars blocking entrances will be towed. As Musgrave Park is located in a residential area, we request that you respect the local residents at all times, and please follow the directions of the stewards on surrounding roads.

If you are coming from the city centre, the 203 bus from Patrick Street stops at Musgrave Park on the Pearse Road end.

Jack Wakefield Trophy

Munster and London Irish will compete for the Jack Wakefield Memorial Trophy. Jack Wakefield was the son of Nikki and Gordon Wakefield, London Irish supporters from Newport on the Isle of Wight. Early in his short life Jack was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Jack died on 21st June 2005 aged three.

In donating the memorial trophy, the supporters requested that it be contested every time that London Irish played an Irish province in a friendly match.

Weather

Overcast with light rain. Highs of 17°.

Broadcaster

The game will be live-streamed by the Irish Examiner, our official media partner. The stream will be open to Irish Examiner subscribers or pay-per-view customers here.

Thanks for your continued support!