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Although based in Brentford, the London Irish Rugby team has a distinctly Irish identity. Established in 1898, they were the last club to be formed in England by working and student exiles from Ireland, following London Scottish in 1878, and London Welsh in 1885.
Since the 2020–21 season, London Irish play at the Brentford Community Stadium, in Brentford, Greater London. They share the stadium with Brentford Football Club. London Irish won their first major trophy in 2002, competing for what is now known as the Anglo-Welsh Cup. Another of their biggest achievements was reaching the final of the 2009 Guinness Premiership (as it was known then) at Twickenham, but unfortunately this ended in a loss. You can track London Irish fixtures, find out about presales and get ticket price alerts! Finding the cheapest tickets is quick and easy at Stereoboard - we search the major ticket agencies and resellers, to find you the cheapest prices, even if the event is sold out. Set Country & Currency Upcoming London Irish Sporting Events
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Although based in Brentford, the London Irish Rugby team has a distinctly Irish identity. Established in 1898, they were the last club to be formed in England by working and student exiles from Ireland, following London Scottish in 1878, and London Welsh in 1885.
Since the 2020–21 season, London Irish play at the Brentford Community Stadium, in Brentford, Greater London. They share the stadium with Brentford Football Club. London Irish won their first major trophy in 2002, competing for what is now known as the Anglo-Welsh Cup. Another of their biggest achievements was reaching the final of the 2009 Guinness Premiership (as it was known then) at Twickenham, but unfortunately this ended in a loss. London Irish Comments & FeedbackLondon Irish Concert & Event Reviews
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