Wolves head to Dublin on Saturday afternoon as the Old Gold play their first match in Ireland since 2014 when they take on Scottish champions Celtic.
Thousands of Wolves supporters have already snapped up their tickets for the 2pm pre-season friendly at the Aviva Stadium to watch Julen Lopetegui’s side continue their preparations for the upcoming Premier League campaign
Supporters travelling to Dublin are asked to ensure they represent the club in a positive manner before, during and after Saturday’s game.
After the club’s recent punishment from the Football Association in relation to homophobic chanting by some Wolves supporters during our match against Chelsea in April, it is pertinent to remind supporters that the club operate a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of discrimination, harassment and victimisation relating to sex, gender, sexual orientation as well as religion or race and disability.
Wolves urge supporters to show respect and not chant songs that could be regarded as insulting to others, particularly from a religious or political perspective. All unacceptable behaviour will be dealt with in line with our acceptable behaviour policy which can be viewed here.
For those making the journey across the Irish Sea to Dublin this weekend, here is everything you need to know…
Stadium information
Ground | Aviva Stadium
Capacity | 51,700
Address | Lansdowne Road, Dublin 4, Ireland, D04 K5F9
Ticket information
Tickets for this fixture are sold directly through Ticketmaster. No tickets are available directly through the club for this fixture.
They will be delivered as e-tickets, with the option of mobile tickets or print at home tickets, and supporters are advised to have their tickets downloaded / pre-loaded onto their devices prior to reaching the ground.
Turnstiles open from 12.30pm, and supporters are recommended to arrive as early as possible to alleviate any queueing.
Supporters who experience issues relating to their tickets are advised to speak to a steward at the ground, who will be able to assist further.
Travel information
Due to several large events happening in the city at the same time, supporters are recommended to plan and book travel in advance. Supporters are also being strongly advised not to use local DART trains due to their extreme limited availability.
Taxis and coaches are available from Dublin Airport and can be pre-booked through various companies.
The Aviva Stadium is around a 30-minute walk from the centre of Dublin. Buses and taxis are available from around the city centre.
Fan events
Irish Wolves invite all Wolves fans making the trip to join them on the day of the game in The Camden, 84-87 Camden St, Dublin 2, D02 DH36.
The Camden bar is around a 40-minute walk from the Aviva Stadium. The bar will open at 9.30am and will also be serving breakfast.
Legendary Wolves striker Steve Bull will be hosting a Q&A with fans from 11am, and supporters are invited to return The Camden after the game.
Security information
Fireworks, smoke canisters, vuvuzelas, bottles, knives, glasses, cans, flag poles, banners, laser devices, dangerous or hazardous items and other similar articles or containers including anything which could or might be used as a weapon are not permitted within the ground.
Any person in possession of such an article or container may be refused entry or ejected from the stadium. Umbrellas, prams and strollers are not permitted to be used within Aviva Stadium. Bags (with the exception of small handbags) will not be allowed into the stadium. Handbags will also be subject to search.
Flag poles or banners are not prohibited inside the stadium and flags with political or offensive material are strictly prohibited and will be ejected from the stadium.
Further FAQS and ground rules for the Aviva Stadium can be found here.
Access information
All accessibility information can be found on the Aviva Stadium website here.
Detailed information for supporters attending Saturday’s fixture can be found here.
