Ireland MU21s to face Kazakhstan and England in Cork

Ireland MU21s to face Kazakhstan and England in Cork

The Republic of Ireland Men’s Under-21s are returning to Cork for the 2027 UEFA European Under-21 Qualifiers against Kazakhstan and England.

It is the first time since October 2025 that Jim Crawford’s team will be on Leeside and will finish out their qualification campaign at the Munster FA Turners Cross Stadium.

Tickets for the matches against Kazakhstan (Tuesday, September 29th) and back-to-back European Championship winners England (Tuesday, October 6th) go on public sale at 10am on Friday, July 31st. Kick-off times are TBC.

Tickets are priced €15 for adults, €8 for a child, with a family ticket (two adults and two children) priced at €35.

Tickets for Kazakhstan BUY HERE 
Tickets for England BUY HERE

Ireland begin their September/October international window with a crucial away qualifier against Slovakia on Friday, September 25th. 

The young Boys in Green then return to take on Kazakhstan - who Ireland beat last March thanks to a last-minute winner by Oisin Gallagher. A week later former Ireland international Lee Carsley brings his England team to Cork for the final Group D qualifier.

The Under-21s remain in contention for qualification for the European Championships and currently sit third in Group D five points behind second-placed Slovakia with three games left to play.

 

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