Cardiff Airport has announced an increase in flights to Ireland ahead of the Guinness Six Nations Championship.
The airport has confirmed that Ryanair and Aer Lingus operate this route, giving rugby fans an option when departing from Cardiff.
Wales will play Ireland on Saturday February 24th at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, with kick-off scheduled for 2:15pm.
From Thursday 22nd to Monday 26th February, 50 flights will be available from Cardiff Airport between the Welsh capital and Ireland.
Flights are conveniently arranged to arrive before the game, allowing fans to
Experience what Ireland’s capital has to offer.
fan
Cardiff Airport CEO Spencer Burns said:
Supporting rugby fans in Wales by offering additional flights to Ireland.
“We are pleased to be able to welcome fans to the airport before boarding their flights to watch the game.
“On behalf of our team at the airport, I wish Wales great success.”
tournament. “
This follows news in December that Cardiff Airport had confirmed two new routes and an additional flight to Spain as part of Ryanair’s summer 2024 schedule.
In addition to increasing flights to Malaga, the low-cost airline has rolled out flights to popular package holiday destinations Alicante and Tenerife.
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