Ireland vs Senegal Tickets 2025: Prices, Presale & How to Buy

There’s a first time for everything, and for the Republic of Ireland and Senegal, that moment comes on June 6, 2025, at Aviva Stadium in this first-ever meeting between the two sides and the first African nation to play at Dublin’s famous ground. If you’re hoping to be in the stands, here’s what you need to know about getting tickets, from the official FAI sale to the presale window for Fan Republic subscribers.

Match date: June 6, 2025 ·
Kick-off time: 7:45 PM IST ·
Venue: Aviva Stadium, Dublin ·
Match type: International friendly ·
Official ticket source: FAI via Ticketmaster ·
Presale access offered to Fan Republic subscribers

Six key details, one takeaway: knowing these basics will save you time when buying tickets.

How much are Ireland vs Senegal tickets?

Official ticket prices

• The FAI (football association) has not publicly released face-value prices for the Senegal friendly. Fans are directed to the Ticketmaster (official ticketing partner) page for pricing once it becomes available.
• Season-ticket holders, however, benefit from presale access at a fixed per-game average of about €30, according to FAI CEO David Courell (The Irish Post).

Resale market prices

• On secondary platforms such as SeatPick, tickets are listed by private sellers. Prices fluctuate with demand and seat location, and no specific floor or average can be confirmed from official sources.
• The Aviva Stadium (venue management) notes that tickets are distributed by the event organiser, not the stadium, so resale listings come from third parties.

The implication: while official prices remain under wraps, the early bird advantage goes to Fan Republic subscribers, who get first crack at face-value tickets.

Where can I buy Ireland vs Senegal tickets?

Official FAI ticket portal

• The FAI (governing body) manages all official sales for home internationals. They direct fans to Ticketmaster IE (official ticket partner) for purchase.
• Aviva Stadium (venue) states that it does not sell tickets directly; all tickets come from the event organiser.

Resale platforms

• Fans can also find listings on secondary marketplaces like SeatPick. These are not officially affiliated with the FAI or Ticketmaster.
• Because official prices have not been published, resale prices are driven entirely by supply and demand.

Why this matters: buying from the official source guarantees face value and avoids the risk of invalid resale tickets.

When do Ireland vs Senegal tickets go on sale?

Presale for Fan Republic subscribers

• The FAI (official football association) announced on March 31, 2025 that Fan Republic subscribers would get an exclusive presale starting the next morning at 10:00 IST.
• This gave subscribers first access before the general public.

General sale date

• The FAI on X (social media) stated that tickets for Senegal were on general sale as of April 2, 2025.
• No future sale windows have been announced as of writing.

The catch: if you missed the general sale, the only remaining route is the resale market.

Is there a presale for Ireland vs Senegal tickets?

How to join Fan Republic for presale access

1. Visit the FAI website and sign up for the free Fan Republic supporters’ club.
2. Confirm your email address and set your preferences to receive notifications about men’s and women’s national team matches.
3. When a presale is announced (the Senegal presale began April 1, 2025), you will receive a unique presale code via email.
4. On presale day, log in to your Ticketmaster account and enter the code to unlock tickets.
5. Select your seats and complete the purchase before the general sale opens.

• Fan Republic is the FAI’s free-to-join supporters’ club. Subscribers receive exclusive presale codes for men’s and women’s national team matches.
• According to the FAI (governing body), fans can sign up on the FAI website to be notified of future presales.
• This presale mechanism was used for the Senegal friendly, and the same model applies for other FAI home games.

The pattern: presale access is the most reliable path to affordable tickets. Without it, you’re left with the secondary market and higher prices.

The timeline is tight for anyone still looking for a seat. For Irish fans, the choice is now between waiting for a possible second release or buying on the resale market. For Senegalese supporters abroad, the resale market is likely the only option — and acting early is the only way to avoid last-minute price spikes.

Before you finalise your plans, check out What’s on in Dublin This Weekend if you’re travelling, and for squad background, read our profile of John Joe Patrick Finn: Biography, Stats, and Ireland Career.