Important information for supporters travelling to Yerevan for Armenia v Republic of Ireland on September 9. Includes stadium details, transport, safety advice, and consular contacts.

Info for fans travelling to Yerevan for Armenia v Republic of Ireland September 9^th  20:00 (local time), 17:00 Irish time.

Please share with any friends or family travelling.  Please note we have done our level best to ensure the details are accurate but we cannot be held responsible for any errors or changes.  If you believe anything to be incorrect please let us know. 

The game will be played in the Republican Stadium, 65 Vardanants St., Yerevan.

Snacks and soft drinks will be available for sale. 

The stadium is a 15 minute walk from Republic Square.  The nearest metro station is Zoravar Andranik.

We expect most fans to arrive via Zvartnots Airport.  Bus #201 serves the centre but only runs from 7am-10pm.  A taxi should cost no more than AMD6,000 or €14.

Taxis are good value.  We recommend using the Yandex or GG apps.  Note many will just accept cash.

Roaming costs can be very high when using an Irish mobile in Armenia.  We recommend getting a local Sim card at the airport or using an eSim. 

Please note the emergency number for Armenia is 911.

We recommend having a scan of your passport on your phone and in your email in case it gets lost or stolen.  This will aid having replacement travel documents issued.

There is no Irish embassy in Yerevan.  If you require consular assistance you can contact to honorary consul - Jonathan Stark
3rd Floor, 18/1 Vardanants str.
Yerevan 0010
Armenia

Tel: +37 410 526330

Alt tel: +37 410 526331

You can also always use the 24/7 DFA number +353 1 4082000

The latest DFA guidelines on Armenia can be found here:

https://www.ireland.ie/en/dfa/overseas-travel/advice/armenia/

please take careful notes of the guidelines if planning trips outside of Yerevan.

The EHIC card is not valid in Armenia.  We strongly advise all fans to ensure they have adequate travel insurance.   

Please remember to behave in a way at all times that reflects the hugely positive image Irish football fans have at home and abroad.     

Info for fans travelling to Yerevan for Armenia v Republic of Ireland September 9th  20:00 (local time), 17:00 Irish time.

Please share with any friends or family travelling.  Please note we have done our level best to ensure the details are accurate but we cannot be held responsible for any errors or changes.  If you believe anything to be incorrect please let us know. 

The game will be played in the Republican Stadium, 65 Vardanants St., Yerevan.

Snacks and soft drinks will be available for sale. 

The stadium is a 15 minute walk from Republic Square.  The nearest metro station is Zoravar Andranik.

We expect most fans to arrive via Zvartnots Airport.  Bus #201 serves the centre but only runs from 7am-10pm.  A taxi should cost no more than AMD6,000 or €14.

Taxis are good value.  We recommend using the Yandex or GG apps.  Note many will just accept cash.

Roaming costs can be very high when using an Irish mobile in Armenia.  We recommend getting a local Sim card at the airport or using an eSim. 

Please note the emergency number for Armenia is 911.

We recommend having a scan of your passport on your phone and in your email in case it gets lost or stolen.  This will aid having replacement travel documents issued.

There is no Irish embassy in Yerevan.  If you require consular assistance you can contact to honorary consul - Jonathan Stark
3rd Floor, 18/1 Vardanants str.
Yerevan 0010
Armenia

Tel: +37 410 526330

Alt tel: +37 410 526331

You can also always use the 24/7 DFA number +353 1 4082000

The latest DFA guidelines on Armenia can be found here:

https://www.ireland.ie/en/dfa/overseas-travel/advice/armenia/

please take careful notes of the guidelines if planning trips outside of Yerevan.

The EHIC card is not valid in Armenia.  We strongly advise all fans to ensure they have adequate travel insurance.   

Please remember to behave in a way at all times that reflects the hugely positive image Irish football fans have at home and abroad.