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Ireland’s run of sell-outs set to end with IRFU expecting 50,000 to attend Argentina clash
Players pose for a team photograph during the captain's run at the Aviva Stadium

Players pose for a team photograph during the captain's run at the Aviva Stadium  © David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

Empty seats are expected at a major Ireland rugby international for the first time in quite a while on Friday evening, with the opening match of Andy Farrell’s side’s Nations Championship games this month set to fall short of a sell-out.

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