It is the oldest rugby union ground in the world and the oldest sports stadium in Europe. Aviva Stadium is the home of the Irish national rugby and Republic of Ireland national football team. Aviva Stadium is now Ireland's only UEFA Category 4/Elite Stadium and has won a number of awards.

Aviva Stadium is the national stadium of Ireland and the playing venue of the Irish national team. It also hosts most of the nation’s major rugby matches. Aviva Stadium was built on the place of the old Lansdowne Road Stadium, which was one of the oldest stadiums in the world when it got demolished in 2007.

The Aviva Stadium is located in Dublin, Ireland and is home to the Irish National rugby team, the Republic of Ireland National football team and Pro14 side Leinster. The stadium finished construction in May 2010 at a cost of £360 million and has a capacity of 51,700 which makes it the second biggest stadium in Ireland.

Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland, is a premier sports venue with a total seating capacity of 51,000 spectators. The stadium, opened on 14 May 2010, replaced the former Lansdowne Road Stadium and is now home to the Irish rugby union team and the Republic of Ireland football team.