Road closures will take place in Cardiff for Wales' opening game of the 2023 Six Nations. Warren Gatland's side take on Ireland at the Principality Stadium in his first game since returning as head coach in December.
The championship opener kicks off at 2.15pm on Saturday, February 4. As tens of thousands of fans descend on the city for the game, a full city centre road closure will be in place throughout the day.
Supporters travelling to the game have been strongly advised to plan ahead and get to the city early, with the M4 motorway expected to be very busy. Train services are also set to be exceptionally busy, with queues typically stretching across Central Square outside Cardiff Central station after matchdays.
