IRFU brass have announced that Ireland will hold an open training session at Aviva Stadium.
Fans will be allowed attend the event that takes place at the Dublin 14 venue on Thursday, 27th February.
The session will kick off at 11am, with gates open at 10am.
The event will come ahead of Ireland’s final round of the Six Nations Championship against France on March 8.
Tickets for the open session are free and will be available on a first come, first served basis.
You can get your tickets on Ticketmaster.ie on Tuesday, 18th February from 12pm.
Speaking about the open session, Ireland Head Coach Simon Easterby said: “Welcoming thousands of our supporters to Aviva Stadium for an Open Training Session is a highlight of the Six Nations campaign.
“The support you have given us over the last couple of years has been a real boost to the team and we hope that you will join us on the day.
“Make as much noise as you can and enjoy the action on the pitch.”
Simon Easterby‘s side face lowly Wales this weekend in a vital clash in Cardiff.
Tournament champions Ireland will look to keep their Grand Slam hopes alive.
The green machine are also on course for a record-breaking third successive title.
Wales sacked head coach Warren Gatland last week after a 14-game losing streak.
Kick-off is at 2:15pm on Saturday.
