The British & Irish Lions tour to Australia is happening between June and August 2025, and there’s no better place to catch all of the action than right here at Malones Leith!
Excitingly, the Lions will be playing their first ever match in Ireland in a warm-up match against Argentina.
We’ll be showing all of the games across our HD screens, and will even be opening from 9am and serving a special brunch menu ahead of all morning fixtures.
Bookings & walk-ins are available; we recommend booking to save your space.
British & Irish Lions Fixtures
Friday 20th June at 8pm
Argentina – Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Part of the Lions 1888 cup
Saturday 28th June at 11am
Western Force – Optus Stadium, Perth
Wednesday 2nd July at 11am
Queensland Reds – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Saturday 5th July at 11am
NSW Waratahs – Allianz Stadium, Sydney
Wednesday 9th July at 11am
ACT Brumbies – GIO Stadium, Canberra
Saturday 12th July at 11am
Invitational Australia & New Zealand – Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
Saturday 19th July at 11am
Wallabies – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Tuesday 22nd July at 11am
First Nations & Pasifika XV – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
Saturday 26th July at 11am
Wallabies – MCG, Melbourne
Saturday 2nd August at 11am
Wallabies – Accor Stadium, Sydney
FAQs
The British and Irish Lions are a team containing some of the finest rugby players from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The squad competes every 4 years. In 2025 they are competing in Australia.
Malones Leith will be showing all of the matches. Our handy location right by The Shore tram stop makes it an easy commute no matter where you are. Malones Edinburgh, near Haymarket, will also be showing all of the games.
We always accept walk-ins so booking is not required. However, you are always welcome to book if you would like to ensure you have a table. Make a booking here.
Head coach Andy Farrell and Chairman Ieuan Evans are taking their 38-man squad down under:
Tomos Williams - Wales - Gloucester Rugby
Duhan van der Merwe - Scotland - Edinburgh Rugby
Sione Tuipulotu - Scotland - Glasgow Warriors
Marcus Smith - England - Harlequins
Fin Smith - England - Northampton Saints
James Lowe - Ireland - Leinster Rugby
Blair Kinghorn - Scotland - Toulouse
Hugo Keenan - Ireland - Leinster Rugby
Huw Jones - Scotland - Glasgow Warriors
Mack Hanen - Ireland - Connacht Rugby
Jamison Gibson-Park - Ireland - Leinster Rugby
Tommy Freeman - England - Northampton Saints
Elliot Daly - England - Saracens
Bundee Aki - Ireland - Connacht Rugby
Josh van der Flier - Ireland - Leinster Rugby
Will Stuart - England - Bath Rugby
Pierre Schoeman - Scotland - Edinburgh Rugby
Dan Sheehan - Ireland - Leinster Rugby
Tadhg Beirne - Ireland - Munster Rugby
Ollie Chessum - England - Leicester Tigers
Jack Conan - Ireland - Leinster Rugby
Luke Cowan-Dickie - England - Sale Sharks
Scott Cummings - Scotland - Glasgow Warriors
Tom Curry - England - Sale Sharks
Ben Earl - England - Saracens
Zander Fagerson - Scotland - Glasgow Warriors
Tadhg Furlong - Ireland - Leinster Rugby
Ellis Genge - England - Bristol Bears
Maro Itoje - England - Saracens
Ronan Kelleher - Ireland - Leinster Rugby
Joe McCarthy - Ireland - Leinster Rugby
Jac Morgan - Wales - Ospreys
Henry Pollock - England - Northampton Saints
Andrew Porter - Ireland - Leinster Rugby
James Ryan - Ireland - Leinster Rugby
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