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Notre Dame Fighting Irish Tickets
- North Carolina State Wolfpack vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Doak Field tickets for 04/02 06:00 PM at Doak Field, Raleigh, NC
- Thu Apr 02 2026
- North Carolina State Wolfpack vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Doak Field tickets for 04/03 06:00 PM at Doak Field, Raleigh, NC
- Fri Apr 03 2026
- North Carolina State Wolfpack vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Doak Field tickets for 04/04 01:00 PM at Doak Field, Raleigh, NC
- Sat Apr 04 2026
- Duke Blue Devils Lacrosse vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Koskinen Stadium tickets for 04/18 12:00 PM at Koskinen Stadium, Durham, NC
- Sat Apr 18 2026
- Wisconsin Badgers vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Lambeau Field tickets for 09/06 03:30 AM at Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WI
- Sun Sep 06 2026
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Rice Owls, Notre Dame Stadium tickets for 09/12 03:30 AM at Notre Dame Stadium, Notre Dame, IN
- Sat Sep 12 2026
- Purdue Boilermakers vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Ross ade Stadium tickets for 09/26 03:30 AM at Ross ade Stadium, West Lafayette, IN
- Sat Sep 26 2026
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are the principal athletic teams that represent the University of Notre Dame. They participate in the 23 NCAA Division I intercollegiate sports. They are some of the best teams, so you don't want to miss any of the action this year. If you want to watch the best college sports, this is it! Notre Dame tickets are available and in high demand, so get yours now to catch the action live.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Cities
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish Chapel Hill NC
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish Durham NC
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish Foxborough MA
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish Green Bay WI
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish Notre Dame IN
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish Provo UT
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish Raleigh NC
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish Syracuse NY
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish Tallahassee FL
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish West Lafayette IN
The name "Notre Dame Fighting Irish" is inspired by the immigrant soldiers of Irish origin who took part in the Civil War as the Union's Irish Brigade. The poet Joyce Kilmer wrote about them in his poetry, as he himself was one of the soldiers serving in the Irish Brigade regiment during World War I. The University of Notre Dame took on the nickname of "Fighting Irish" during the time between the Civil War and World War II, as its third president, Fr. William Corby, was also a chaplain of the Irish Brigade. The mascot used by Notre Dame Fighting Irish teams is a leprechaun, and their colors are Madonna Blue and Gold. They also have a fight song for their teams called "Notre Dame Victory March". Different teams have their own home arenas; the football stadium is called Notre Dame Stadium, the Edmund P. Joyce Center is for basketball, and the baseball stadium is the Frank Eck Stadium. For their other sports, the Compton Family Center is used. Currently, the athletic director of the sports teams is Jack Swarbrick.
Most of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish teams are part of the Big East Conference, except for football, men's hockey, and women's and men's fencing. Its football team is Division I-A Independent, and its men's hockey team takes part in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association, while women's and men's fencing participates in the Midwest Fencing Conference.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish is known for having some of the best teams at the collegiate level. In 2006, they were given the third spot on the Division I institutions in the annually released Collegiate Power Rankings, and were also on the seventh spot on the list of colleges providing the best academic and athletics training all over America. The teams have won as many as 56 championships nationally, especially through the earlier part of 2010. Ever since Notre Dame Fighting Irish joined the NCAA, it has had the record of winning 26 championships nationally, 18 of which were won by the male teams, five by female teams, and four by collective teams.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish has one of the best football teams, which has already been the winner of the NCAA football championship eleven times and has had as many as 800 wins overall. They have also been the winners of the Heisman Trophy seven times. It is also the only college football team in America to have a contract with a national television network. Their other popular teams are men's and women's basketball and lacrosse, ice hockey, and fencing.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish tickets are now available on our site. With the new season starting soon, don't miss the opportunity to see some of the best that college sports has to offer.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish 2024 Schedule
Football season is here and is packed with epic matchups. You can catch all the action live as it happens. Next event featuring Notre Dame Fighting Irish will be North Carolina State Wolfpack vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish, held at the Doak Field in Raleigh. As of now, the last event, Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Rice Owls is scheduled for 12-Sep-26 at the Notre Dame Stadium in Notre Dame. For complete itinerary of events, please visit our website.
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 2-Apr-26 | Raleigh, North Ca | Doak Field |
| 2-Apr-26 | Tallahassee, Florida | JoAnne Graf Field |
| 3-Apr-26 | Raleigh, North Ca | Doak Field |
| 3-Apr-26 | Tallahassee, Florida | JoAnne Graf Field |
| 4-Apr-26 | Raleigh, North Ca | Doak Field |
| 4-Apr-26 | Tallahassee, Florida | JoAnne Graf Field |
| 11-Apr-26 | Syracuse, New York | JMA Wireless Dome |
| 17-Apr-26 | Tallahassee, Florida | Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium |
| 18-Apr-26 | Durham, North Ca | Koskinen Stadium |
| 18-Apr-26 | Tallahassee, Florida | Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium |
| 19-Apr-26 | Tallahassee, Florida | Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium |
| 6-Sep-26 | Green Bay, Wisconsi | Lambeau Field |
| 12-Sep-26 | Notre Dame, Indiana | Notre Dame Stadium |
| 19-Sep-26 | Notre Dame, Indiana | Notre Dame Stadium |
| 26-Sep-26 | West Lafayette, Indiana | Ross ade Stadium |
| 3-Oct-26 | Chapel Hill, North Ca | Kenan Memorial Stadium |
| 10-Oct-26 | Notre Dame, Indiana | Notre Dame Stadium |
| 17-Oct-26 | Provo, Utah | Lavell Edwards Stadium |
| 31-Oct-26 | Foxborough, Massachu | Gillette Stadium |
| 7-Nov-26 | Notre Dame, Indiana | Notre Dame Stadium |