By:
Paul Kelly
Irish darts fans hoping to get their hands on Premier League Darts tickets in Dublin will have to think again.
All tickets for Night Seven at the 3Arena on March 19 are now officially sold out.
Premier League Darts Tickets For Dublin Night 7 Sold Out
Tickets for Night Seven of the 2026 Premier League Darts in Dublin are officially sold out.
For the 14th time, the Premier League heads to the capital for a night of darting action at the 3Arena.
Dublin was first introduced as a venue for the tournament back in 2012, having played host to one night every campaign since.
That is with the exception of 2021, where all Premier League matches were played at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The popularity of darts has grown year after year, particularly of late thanks to the emergence of teenage sensation Luke Littler.
PRICE IS THE CHAMP IN DUBLIN! ❄️🏆
Gerwyn Price beats Nathan Aspinall to claim his first Premier League night win in almost two years!
📺 https://t.co/CxOorrFXK9#PLDarts25 pic.twitter.com/RB8dNDjdYm
— PDC Darts (@OfficialPDC) February 20, 2025
This has in turn translated into a high volume of ticket sales all around the UK, Ireland and Europe for the Premier League.
It comes as no surprise to learn that tickets for Night Seven in Dublin, played on Thursday, March 19 next year, are already sold out.
Official ticket vendor Ticketmaster has no tickets on sale whatsoever, even though the event still says ‘low availability’.
Earlier in 2025, Irish darts fans witnessed Gerwyn Price triumph at the 3Arena, beating Nathan Aspinall in the final whilst also hitting a 170-checkout en route.
Who knows what to expect next year at Premier League Darts in Dublin on Night 7 come March 19.
🚨 MICHAEL SMITHS PHENOMENAL 9 DARTER IN DUBLIN!!!! 🎯🔥☘️
Throwback to Michael Smith landing perfection in the 2020 Premier League in Dublin!
— Darts Behind The Oche 🎯 (@DartsBehindThe) February 20, 2025
WATCH: William O’Connor Iconic Premier League Darts Dublin Walk-On
Keane Barry was Ireland’s strongest hope for success at the World Darts Championship on paper, but he exited at the same stage of World Cup partner William O’Connor.
O’Connor is a man who has experienced exactly what it’s like at the 3Arena in Dublin when the Premier League Darts comes to town.
‘The Magpie’ participated in the 2020 Premier League as a contender where he faced Michael van Gerwen on Night 4.
Although O’Connor was defeated 7-4 by the dominant darting Dutchman, his walk-on in front of his fellow countrymen has gone down in history as one of the most iconic darts walk-ons of all time.
As good as tonight’s was..
Nothing and I mean NOTHING will ever top the Willie O’Connor walk on from Dublin when he was a contender in the Premier League
UNREAL!!!! 🤩
— Josh (@joshpearson180) December 23, 2025
The Limerick man walks out to ‘Zombie’ by The Cranberries, but his entrance at Night 4 of the 2020 Premier League in Dublin was on a whole other level.
O’Connor walk-on at the 3Arena is still talked about by darts fans today, and likely will be for some time.
Although the Irishman hasn’t played in the Premier League since and likely won’t again, his iconic walk-on will never be forgotten.
If O’Connor wants to get his hands on some Premier League Darts tickets for next year’s showing at the 3Arena on March 19, he’ll have to hope the PDC let him in for free due to the event being officially sold out.
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