How to watch Shamrock Rovers vs Hibs: Live stream details, kick off and will new signings play in friendly?
Here’s all the details you need to know as Hibs face Shamrock Rovers in a friendly.
Hibs are in pre-season friendly action on Tuesday when they take on League of Ireland side Shamrock Rovers.
David Gray’s team are gearing up for Conference League qualifiers and the upcoming Premiership season at an Irish training camp this week. Minutes on the park will be had and Stephen Bradley’s outfit will provide opposition in front of a crowd as preparations continue.
New signings Jason Kerr and Callum Wright are with Gray’s men and it could provide a chance for fans to see new recruits in action. Over 1,500 away end tickets have been snapped up but supporters back home can tune into this one too and here are all the details you need to know.
When is Shamrock Rovers vs Hibs?
Shamrock Rovers vs Hibs will be a friendly clash that takes place on Tuesday, June 30. Kick-off is 8pm at the Tallaght Stadium.
Is there a live-stream option for Shamrock Rovers vs Hibs?
Yes. Shamrock Rovers vs Hibs will be available to watch through a pay-per-view service via League of Ireland TV. Match passes are available to purchase here for €10.
Who is in the travelling squad ahead of Shamrock Rovers vs Hibs?
1. Raphael Sallinger
5. Warren O'Hora
6. Jason Kerr
7. Owen Elding
8. Josh Mulligan
10. Martin Boyle
11. Joe Newell
12. Chris Cadden
13. Jordan Smith
14. Miguel Chaiwa
15. Jack Iredale
17. Jamie McGrath
18. Thibault Klidje
19. Nicky Cadden
20. Rudi Molotnikov
21. Jordan Obita
22. Ante Suto
23. Callum Wright
25. Felix Passlack
27. Kanayo Megwa
28. Alasana Manneh
30. Jacob MacIntyre
31. Murray Johnson
32. Josh Campbell
35. Freddie Owens
36. Logan Jimenez
37. Joseph McGrath
39. Zach Bruce
46. Josh McDonald
49. Lewis Gillie
What is advice for away fans attending Shamrock Rovers vs Hibs?
Hibs have released information for fans attending Shamrock Rovers vs Hibs. They state: “The match kicks off at 8pm on Tuesday 30 June at Tallaght Stadium and the club will have employees supporting as travel stewards in Dublin to help fans before and during the game. The Red Luas Line (tram) to Tallaght will leave you a 5-minute walk from the away entrance of Gate 1. The nearest tram stops for Hibs fans travelling from the city centre is Abbey Street (Abbey Street Luas stop) or Jervis Street (Jervis Luas stop).
“The overall travel time from the centre of Dublin to the stadium will take approximately 45-50 minutes. Travel times can vary depending on the time of day. You can buy tickets with card/cash at the tram stops or purchase a travel Leap Card. Trams will be available post-match to take supporters back into the city centre. Please be aware that buses in Ireland only take cash or Travel Leap Cards. The bus services that run to Tallaght stadium include; 27, 49, 54A, 56A, 77A. If fans travel by Taxi/Uber, the cost from city centre to Tallaght would be roughly €25-40 (traffic depending). Gate 1 is the entrance point for all away fans. The full East Stand, sections 301 to 307, are designated the away section for Hibernian supporters. Any Hibs fans found in home sections will be removed without refund.”
Full information can be found HERE.