Nov 14 2025
Information for Fans Travelling to Budapest for Hungary v Republic of Ireland
Sunday, November 16th – Kick-off: 15:00 (Local Time)
Please share this with any friends or family who are travelling. We have done our best to ensure these details are accurate, but we cannot be held responsible for any errors or changes. If you believe anything is incorrect, please let us know.
Match & Stadium Information
The game will be played at the Puskás Aréna, Dózsa György út, Zugló, Budapest, Hungary.
There will be a wide variety of food and drink options available in the stadium. We expect alcohol to be on sale.
There is no holdback planned for this game. If that changes, it will be communicated via the SLO WhatsApp channel and X account @IrelandSLO. If it changes during the game, it will be communicated via the public address system in English.
You must have your passport or passport card ready to show to gain access to the away end. This must match the name on your ticket. As it stands, the physical passport is required. If this changes and a photograph is accepted, we will communicate this.
The stadium is well served by public transport. Puskás Ferenc Station on Metro Line 2 is the closest stop. It is also just a ten-minute walk from the Keleti central railway station.
Most fans are expected to arrive via Budapest Airport, which is also well served by public transport.
Bags & Storage
Please be aware of the stadium’s bag policy. Bags larger than A4 are not allowed. There is bag storage available at the venue.
Safety & Practical Information
Embassy & Consular Contacts
The Irish Embassy in Budapest can be contacted at:
Budapest, Szabadság tér 7, 1054 Hungary
+36 1 301 4960
Opening hours: 09:30–13:00 & 14:30–16:30 (Monday–Friday)
Outside these hours, you can contact the Duty Officer in the DFA at +353 1 408 2000 for consular assistance.
Latest DFA travel advice for Hungary can be found here:
https://www.dfa.ie/travel/travel-advice/a-z-list-of-countries/hungary/
Final Reminder
Please remember to always behave in a way that reflects the hugely positive reputation Irish football fans enjoy at home and abroad.
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