Six Nations Rugby - Isaacs Hostel In Dublin City

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Six Nations Rugby - Stay in Isaacs Hostel in the Heart of Dublin

The RBS Six Nations Championship is an annual International Rugby Union competition held between 6 European sides.

The championship which centres around 15 matches played at major stadiums in the capital cities of Ireland, Scotland, England, France, Italy & Wales each year attract one million spectators and in excess of one hundred million television viewers. Europe’s six top rugby playing nations will be aiming for glory in another hotly contested championship.

Once again the inspirational venue of Croke Park will act as the backdrop to the unfolding match excitment. A visit to Croke Park is an experience in itself - the third largest stadium in Europe holding in excess of 82,000 people!

Whether you have a ticket to the game or not the magical atmosphere of a rugby weekend in Dublin is not to be missed!

Isaacs Hostel Dublin is one of only a few Hostels near Croke Park. This Dublin Hostel is close to Croke Park Stadium and is an ideal choice for your Rugby Weekend in Dublin City. Rooms are now available for 2010, choose the date you want to stay with us and contact Reservations at hostel@isaacs.ie or Book Online.

2010 Six Nations Schedule

Week 1 Saturday, February 6 2.30pm - Ireland v Italy 5pm - England v Wales Sunday, February 7 3pm - Scotland v France	Week 2 Saturday, February 13 2pm - Wales v Scotland 4.30pm (5.30pm local) - France v Ireland Sunday, February 14 2.30pm (3.30pm local) - Italy v England
Week 3 February 20/21 - Rest Weekend	Week 4 Friday, February 26 8pm - Wales v France Saturday, February 27 1.30pm (2.30pm local) - Italy v Scotland 4pm - England v Ireland
Week 5 March 6/7 - Rest Weekend	Week 6 Saturday, March 13 2.30pm - Ireland v Wales 5pm - Scotland v England Sunday, March 14 2.30pm (3.30pm local) - France v Italy
Week 7 Saturday, March 20 2.30pm - Wales v Italy 5pm - Ireland v Scotland 7.45pm (8.45pm local) - France v England