The Aviva Stadium will host four Euro 2020 games in the space of a June fortnight.
UEFA have confirmed the dates for what will be a mould-breaking tournament in two years' time.
Dublin has long been slated to host three group games and a last-16 tie and will be one of 12 cities throughout 12 different countries across the continent to see action.
Should the Republic of Ireland achieve qualification, two of their group games will be in Dublin, with the other in Bilbao.
The Irish capital will host Group E games on Monday, 15 June, Friday, 19 June, Wednesday, 24 June, with a last-16 collision on Tuesday, 30 June.
Wembley will host seven games, while Glasgow's Hampden Park will, like Dublin, play host to three group games and a last-16 tie.
Group stages
Group A: Rome and Baku
Group B: Saint Petersburg and Copenhagen
Group C: Amsterdam and Bucharest
Group D: London and Glasgow
Group E: Bilbao and Dublin
Group F: Munich and Budapest
Round of 16
27 June 1A v 2C, London
27 June 2A v 2B, Amsterdam
28 June 1B v 3A/D/E/F, Bilbao
28 June 1C v 3D/E/F, Budapest
29 June 2D v 2E, Copenhagen
29 June 1F v 3A/B/C, Bucharest
30 June 1E v 3A/B/C/D, Glasgow
30 June 1D v 2F, Dublin
