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Leinster game away to Connacht sailing in direction of a sell-out

Connacht will welcome Leinster to the Dexcom Stadium in late October, in a game that will almost certainly be played in front of a full house.

29.09.26, 20:52 Updated 29.09.26, 22:55

With seating in the Clan stand and one of two of the terraces at the Dexcom Stadium already sold out, it seems inevitable that the visit of Leinster to Galway at the end of October will be a complete sell-out.

Connacht Rugby announced on their website, that 8,000 tickets have already been sold and with a capacity up to 12,500 it's a matter of when, rather than if.

With something of a call to arms to replicate the energy of the corresponding fixture last season, the story reminisced on "a night that will live long in the memory. While the result didn't go our way, the atmosphere inside Dexcom Stadium was something special. We need that same energy again on October 30."

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Brian Strahan

Brian Strahan is a sports journalist and features writer, with work published in The Irish Times, RTÉ Sport, The 42.ie, Balls.ie and further publications; both in print and online. He is also the co-author of the autobiography of former Leinster and Ireland player, Reggie Corrigan - Leinster In The Beginning.

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