Important information has been released for fans attending the Republic of Ireland's World Cup qualifier against Portugal on Thursday night.
The Dublin 4 venue will be at full capacity for a football match for the first time since pre-Covid times as Cristiano Ronaldo and co come to town.
Stephen Kenny's side came so close to a famous win against Portugal in Faro back in September after taking the lead through a John Egan header just before half-time.
But two late goals from Ronaldo saw the Portuguese take all three points.
The Boys in Green are undefeated in four games since that loss and recorded 3-0 and 4-0 wins over Azerbaijan and Qatar respectively last month.
The Aviva Stadium has published the following guidelines for fans attending the match on Thursday night:
- Print or download your ticket before arriving to the stadium.
- No Vaccine Cert required for public and premium levels. Vaccine cert required for hospitality areas.
- Masks are required throughout all indoor areas.
- All food kiosks and bars are open and operating a socially distanced queue. All food and drinks must be consumed in your seats.
- Reusable cups will be available throughout the stadium. Please return these to the bars at the end of the game.
- The Aviva Stadium is now fully cashless, meaning fans must pay via bank cards, Google Pay or Apple Pay. No cash will be available or accepted.
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