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Here’s All You Need To Know About The Irish Rugby Homecoming In Dublin Today
Published 11:44 18 Mar 2018 GMT
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If you thought Paddy's Day was good craic, head down to the Irish homecoming and you'll be blown away.
No, you didn't imagine Ireland winning the Grand Slam yesterday while you were 17 pints deep, it actually happened, for reals.
You still don't believe us? Have a look at this then...
Ireland's Grand Slam. Rugby's Greatest Championship.@SixNationsRugby #NatWest6Nations #TeamOfUs #ShoulderToShoulder pic.twitter.com/0bPC2dwR4Y
— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) March 17, 2018
Well the victorious Irish lads are heading back to Dublin on Sunday evening to share their lovely pieces of silverware with all their fans.
According to Newstalk, "a special ticketed homecoming event has been organised for the Aviva Stadium in Dublin this afternoon, where the Irish rugby heroes will parade their Triple Crown and Six Nations trophies."
What's even better than heading down to the stadium and getting a chance to mingle with the lads and their new shiny-shinys is the fact that it's absolutely free.
Tickets are available on Ticketmaster and the parade kicks off at 4:30pm sharp so get down there early.
Craic + free ticket = Major craic to be had.
The IRFU has announced that the homecoming has been cancelled and will not go ahead on Sunday.
In a statement, they said that: "The Ireland Team Home Coming planned for this afternoon (Sunday, 18 March 2018) has been cancelled due to heavy snowfall.
“We regret to advise that the Grand Slam Homecoming celebrations has been cancelled due to adverse weather.
“Irish Rugby would like to thank supporters for their continued support throughout this campaign.”
It is not known when the homecoming will be rearranged for.
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