Today is your last day to secure your ticket to Wales’ upcoming Women’s Guinness Six Nations home fixtures against England at Principality Stadium on 29th March and Ireland at Rodney Parade on 20th April at our early bird pricing which starts at £5.

DFP – MPU – Promo – Centre

It’ll be the first time fans get to witness Wales under the newly appointed head coach Sean Lynn, the  mastermind behind Gloucester-Hartpury’s to back-to-back Premiership titles. Speaking enthusiastically on his appointment yesterday, a “super proud” Sean Lynn, Wales Head coach, said:

“I’m Welsh and I’m coming home and you don’t need me to tell you what this means to me. Being the Wales Head coach is the pinnacle and I look forward to taking on a role with a squad of talented and exciting players.

“We have a Six Nations campaign and Rugby World Cup to prepare for in what promises to be the biggest year in the history of Women’s rugby. It’s an exciting time with the prospect of a Test match against the Red Roses at the home of Welsh rugby, Principality Stadium, on March 29th.

“We have work to do but having coached, and coached against, the Welsh internationals in England, I know we have the players to make the nation proud.”

Ticketing and price information for the Women’s 2025 Guinness Six Nations

Wales v England, Saturday 29th March, Principality Stadium KO 14:15pm

EARLY BIRD (until 21/01/25) CAT A (middle tier) £15/£7.50, CAT B (lower tier) £10/£5

Wales v Ireland, Sunday 20th April, Rodney Parade KO 16:45pm

EARLY BIRD (until 21/01/25) £10/£5

Tickets via WRU.WALES/TICKETS

Hospitality Tickets

Principality Stadium Experience hospitality packages are available and fans wishing to purchase hospitality at Principality Stadium for the Guinness Women’s Six Nations 2025 can visit wru.wales/vip