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EURO 2028 host city · Republic of Ireland

Dublinmatch trip guide.

A seven-match host with a quarter-final. The current airport arrival is bus-led, while the stadium is served by the DART network.

Confirmed fixtures
7
Host stadiums
1
Transport reviewed
28 Jul 2026

01 · confirmed schedule

Matches in Dublin

Venue slots are official. Team names follow the final tournament draw.
Group stage

B3 vs B4

Dublin Arena

Group stage

E1 vs E2

Dublin Arena

Group stage

E1 vs E3

Dublin Arena

Group stage

B2 vs B3

Dublin Arena

Group stage

E4 vs E1

Dublin Arena

Round of 16

Group E winners vs Third place Group A/B/C/D

Dublin Arena

Quarter-final

Glasgow R16 winners vs Tottenham R16 winners

Dublin Arena

02 · arriving by air

Dublin Airport (DUB)

The official 2026 public-transport offer is centred on buses and coaches. Recheck before 2028 because major transport projects and routes can evolve.
Public bus

TFI services from the airport

Transport for Ireland routes connect the airport with Dublin and surrounding areas. A Leap product may cover participating bus, Luas, DART and commuter services.

Dublin Airport official bus guide
Express coach

City-centre coach services

Dublin Express and Aircoach currently serve central stops. Choose the operator by the hotel or onward rail station, not only the advertised fastest time.

Dublin Airport bus and coach guide
Taxi

Direct terminal transfer

A licensed taxi can be useful for groups, mobility needs or very late arrivals. Traffic and event restrictions can alter the final drop-off.

Dublin Airport official transport

03 · arriving by train

Main stations

Use the station that fits the accommodation and stadium route, not simply the first result in a journey search.
01

Dublin Connolly

Intercity, commuter and DART interchange

Useful for connecting to the southbound DART corridor serving the stadium area.

02

Dublin Heuston

Main intercity terminal for west and south-west routes

Continue by Luas, bus or taxi to the centre and then by DART/walking according to the event plan.

03

Pearse / Tara Street

Central DART stations

Practical central boarding points for southbound DART services when operating normally.

04 · matchday route

City centre to the stadium

The final event plan can change station access, pedestrian controls and road closures. Recheck before every match.
Lansdowne Road, Dublin 4

Dublin Arena

Recommended approach
Use a southbound DART to Lansdowne Road or the station assigned to the ticket’s colour-coded entrance. The stadium is immediately beside the rail corridor.
Alternatives
Grand Canal Dock can suit some entrances; city buses and a walk from central Dublin are also official options.
After full time
The nearest station or entrance can be controlled after large events. Follow event instructions rather than walking automatically to the arrival point.
Check Dublin Arena official getting-here guide

05 · the return leg

Plan beyond full time

  1. Choose the airport bus stop that matches the accommodation or onward rail terminal.
  2. Check the ticket entrance before selecting Lansdowne Road or Grand Canal Dock.
  3. Use TFI and Irish Rail live information on the match day.
  4. Keep walking as a realistic central-city fallback, but allow for crowd diversions.
Accessibility check

Book rail assistance where required and use the stadium’s entry-point information. A ticket’s colour route can determine the most practical station and approach.

06 · source trail

Official links

Stadivia prioritises tournament, airport, transport authority, rail operator and stadium sources.