Charlie Flanagan asks Irish fans to be sensible if travelling to New Zealand for Lions Tour

The Minister for Foreign Affairs has offered eight 'top tips' to Irish Rugby fans travelling to New Zealand for the Lions Tour.

Charlie Flanagan is asking Irish fans to be sensible and to plan properly to make their trip as memorable and enjoyable as possible.

Ensure you have travel insurance, report missing passports and stay in contact with your families at all times back home, he said.

The minister also urged all Irish fans to be responsible when attending the games, follow stadia rules and ensure that they download his department's Travelwise app to stay informed.

The Minister went on to add that he hopes the travelling army of Irish have a wonderful time and that the Lions go on to achieve only their second ever series victory over New Zealand on All Black soil.


Related Articles

Warren Gatland ‘done’ with the Lions

Sam Warburton happy to surpass Lions expectations but admits All Blacks are best in the world

Lions have atoned for disastrous 2005 tour, says Adam Jones

John Spencer hails Warren Gatland as 'best coach in the world'

More in this Section

Irish Rail sponsored fishing competition despite claiming semi-state was going broke

Winning EuroMillions Plus ticket worth €500,000 sold in Cork

Barnardos CEO describes Tom Humphries sentence as 'incredibly lenient'

Local residents ask for leave to appeal permission for Apple data centre on environmental grounds


Today's Stories

Halawa: I’m back into a new world

Cork Airport boss buoyed by strong numbers

HIV and STI rates ‘serious public health concern’

Fund for hero dad’s medical care

Lifestyle

Scaring is caring - top gifts for Halloween

A different side of life - famous faces can inspire us to show our own quirky side

Grin and bear it - Ruby Wax has no time for bitterness

Live Music Review: St Vincent, Olympia, Dublin

More From The Irish Examiner