Welcome to the latest Irish Rugby newsletter.

WITH the new season less than two weeks away, there’s plenty happening across Irish Rugby. From the latest news around our national teams and preparations for the months ahead, to updates from across the domestic game, we’ll keep you connected to everything in green.
Here’s the latest from Irish Rugby.

New Ireland Kit Launched Ahead Of 2026/27 Season
As the countdown to the new season continues, the new Ireland home and alternate kits have been launched by Canterbury.
We unveiled our 2026/27 jerseys at a special fan event at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Dublin last week, bringing supporters closer to the new season and a new chapter for Irish Rugby.
The evening gave fans an exclusive first look at the new kits, with Josh van der Flier, Tommy O’Brien, Jimmy O’Brien, Stacey Flood, Linda Djougang and Fiona Tuite O’Sullivan joining supporters for a celebration of Irish Rugby, the jersey and the season ahead.
The new home and alternate jerseys are available now through Intersport Elverys and Canterbury.com.
Read more about our new Canterbury kits

Get Kitted Out In Green For The Season Ahead
In addition to our new home and alternate kits, the 2026/27 Ireland training range is out now.
The range will be worn by the Ireland players and teams throughout the 2026/27 season as they prepare for the challenges ahead at the IRFU High Performance Centre, and you can get kitted out in green now by shopping the full range from Intersport Elverys or Canterbury.com.
Shop the full range

Two Weeks Until The WXV Global Series Kick Off
There are now just two weeks to go until we are back in Test action.
The inaugural WXV Global Series kicks off against USA at Tallaght Stadium on Sunday, 20 September, before Japan visit Dexcom Stadium in Galway, on Sunday, 27 September.
Scott Bemand’s Ireland side then head south to Virgin Media Park in Cork for another showdown with Japan on Saturday, 3 October.
Tickets for all three matches are now available on General Sale.
Get your tickets now

Don’t Miss The Nations Championship At Aviva Stadium
The Nations Championship returns to Aviva Stadium this November, with Ireland set to face three major challenges on home soil.
First up, Argentina come to Dublin for a Friday night showdown before Andy Farrell’s side welcome Fiji under Saturday night lights at the Home of Irish Rugby. Ireland conclude their campaign at home with a mouthwatering showdown against South Africa and with world-class opposition in town, a packed stadium and a new chapter of Irish Rugby waiting to be written, there’s no better place to be than at Aviva Stadium this November.
Tickets for our home matches against Argentina and Fiji are now available on General Sale.

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