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Autumn Internationals Rugby 2024

2 - 30 November 2024

In November 2024, the Autumn Internationals kicks off in Europe, as the rugby giants of the southern hemisphere - South Africa, New Zealand, Australia and Argentina take on the Northern rivals England, Ireland, Scotland, France and Wales.

The Autumn Internationals showcases a more paired-down version this year. South Africa joins New Zealand, Fiji and Japan; amongst the regulars  as they tackle England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Italy and France in a true rugby battle.

Book your trip to the United Kingdom to watch South Africa take on the English Roses, in a strong display of excellent rugby. Edusport can get you there.



Event Packages

Autumn International – England v South Africa (16 November 2024)

from R13640 per person sharing

Autumn International – Wales v South Africa (23 November 2024)

from R17400 per person sharing

Autumn International – Scotland v South Africa 10 November 2024

from R14975 per person sharing

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Destinations

Ireland

Ireland is filled with fierce characters, legendary heroes and myths that span the full width of this island nation, with history presenting itself in ancient landscapes, monastic ruins hundreds of years old, as well as in the formidable Kilmainham Gaol in Dublin. Scattered throughout the country in even the most modern centres is the rich cultural heritage of Irish folklore, music and festivals.  Politically, the country is split into the Republic of Ireland, and Northern Ireland which is part of the United Kingdom. While the country is small enough to explore on a single visit, there are so many nooks and crannies to discover that you could return time and time again to new experiences. Highlights include visiting Trinity College and the Temple Bar District in Dublin, exploring scenic southern peninsulas south of Cork, and sitting in any local pub to the sounds of the Irish fiddle and lilting Gaelic song, warmed by a full glass of Guinness.

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