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Ireland Autumn Internationals 2017: Irish take on South Africa, Fiji and Argentina in November 2017

November is fast approaching and rugby fans across Ireland know what that means – the arrival of a set of international fixtures that never fail to deliver action-packed entertainment. The Autumn Rugby Internationals return from 4 November, with Irish rugby supporters relishing the opportunity to see their team do battle with the visiting southern hemisphere sides.

Ireland will take on South Africa, Fiji and Argentina in their set of 2017 autumn international fixtures. Joe Schmidt's side face their first Test on 12 November against South Africa – who were beaten easily on their last visit to Dublin in November 2014; losing 29-15.

Six days later Fiji play at the Aviva Stadium for the first time, followed by Argentina on 25 November, who beat the Irish in the 2015 World Cup quarter-finals in Cardiff. So ensure you're there to cheer Ireland on by getting your hands on Autumn Rugby Internationals 2017 tickets at StubHub today.

Ireland Autumn Internationals 2017 tickets: Joe Schmidt's side seeking revenge against Argentina

Ireland have won their three previous Test fixtures against Fiji, the most recent being by 41-6 eight years ago, while Argentina last played in Ireland in 2012 when the hosts – then under the charge of Declan Kidney – ran out 46-24 winners.

Ireland will certainly be relishing another match-up with the Argentinians – especially at the Aviva Stadium – as they seek revenge for that 2015 World Cup defeat in Cardiff. 

The November showcase is one of the highlights of Europe's sporting calendar – and you can be there. So make sure you take a look at Ireland's fixture list and buy Autumn Rugby International tickets at StubHub. 

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After purchasing tickets for Ireland's Autumn Rugby International matches at StubHub, check out 2018 Six Nations tickets. Or how about watching some of the greats of northern and southern hemisphere rugby join forces for the Barbarians?