Aviva Stadium
Shared by the Ireland rugby and football teams, known for its modern design
Aviva Stadium (Dublin) – Capacity: 51,700
Aviva Stadium is a world-class sports and entertainment venue located in Dublin, Ireland. Opened in 2010, it serves as the home stadium for both the Republic of Ireland national football team and the Irish rugby union team. Built on the site of the former Lansdowne Road Stadium, Aviva Stadium boasts a distinctive curvilinear design, with a transparent roof and a seating capacity of approximately 51,700. The stadium is renowned for its modern facilities and excellent pitch visibility, making it a prime destination for international sporting events and concerts. In addition to hosting major rugby and football matches, Aviva Stadium has welcomed top-tier musical performances, reinforcing its status as one of Ireland’s premier venues.
Facts about Aviva Stadium
- Opened in 2010 – The stadium was officially opened on May 14, 2010, after replacing the historic Lansdowne Road Stadium.
- Capacity of 51,700 – It has a seating capacity of approximately 51,700, making it Ireland’s largest all-seater stadium.
- Home to Two National Teams – It serves as the home ground for both the Republic of Ireland football team and the Ireland rugby union team.
- UEFA Category 4 Stadium – Aviva Stadium holds a UEFA Category 4 rating, allowing it to host top-level international football matches.
- Sustainable Design – The stadium features a curved, transparent roof that reduces its environmental impact and blends with the surrounding cityscape.
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