THOSE WISHING TO go to the Euros to watch Ireland or any other side play in France this summer will need to apply for tickets before 11am today, if they haven’t done so already.
Ticket applications are currently open at EURO2016.com ahead of this morning’s deadline.
According to Uefa.com, over 170 nationalities have applied for tickets ahead of this summer’s tournament in France, with each of the teams involved having a dedicated portal.
In addition, a public portal allows fans to apply for any match at the tournament, while supporters also have access to a ticketing portal which highlights the games that are in high demand, allowing them to maximise their chances of being successful in their application.
Tickets are not allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so those who apply just before today’s deadline won’t have less of a chance of being successful with their application.
Those who apply will be informed on whether they were successful by the end of February at the latest.
Ireland will play group games against Sweden in Stade de France, Saint-Denis on 13 June, Belgium in Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux, Bordeaux on 18 June and Italy in Stade Pierre-Mauroy, Lille on 22 June.
A version of this piece was published on 16 January
That’s exactly where he should be playing for Ireland with Stevens and Doherty as wing backs
@Nicholas Ryan: yup, nowhere near the standard in the position he has previously excelled at. But same accusation can be made of the lad playing in front of him for Ireland. Neither him or McClain have been anywhere near to International standard for well over a year….
@ℝ: In fairness, you could at least say that McClain was somewhat distracted with shooting those die hard movies
@Stephen Lyons: haha
@Nicholas Ryan: totally agree. With the players we have available to us that’s the formation we should be playing and personal also.
@Nicholas Ryan: I agree. Similar to Gary Nev when he switched from Right Back to Centre Back. With Doherty at RB, it’s a strong part of the Irish lineup
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