It'll be part of a training camp in Girona, Spain.
The Republic of Ireland's friendly matches against Andorra and Hungary have been confirmed.
Stephen Kenny's side will hold a training camp in Girona, Spain from May 28th.
They then face Andorra on Thursday June 3rd in Barcelona, before travelling to Budapest to meet Hungary on Tuesday June 8th.
Full Statement from the FAI:
The Republic of Ireland's two international friendly matches against Andorra and Hungary have been confirmed.
Stephen Kenny's Ireland squad are set to begin a training camp in Girona, Spain on Friday, May 28 before the two fixtures on Thursday, June 3 and Tuesday, June 8.
Ireland travel to Barcelona, Spain to face Andorra on June 3 at the Estadi Johan Cruyff with kick-off at 5pm (6pm local time).
The squad will then travel to Budapest for the second fixture of the camp against Hungary at the Szusza Ferenc Stadion, with kick-off at 7pm (8pm local time).
Republic of Ireland - June Fixture Schedule
03/06 - Andorra v Ireland, Estadi Johan Cruyff, 5pm
08/06 - Hungary v Ireland, Szusza Ferenc Stadion, 7pm
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