Eurostar are planning to ban alcohol on some trains during Euro 2016

Take note if you're travelling over to support the Boys in Green.

Eurostar, the high-speed train service, are set to impose an alcohol ban on several trains travelling between London and France during Euro 2016. According to RTÉ, alcoholic beverages will be both banned from being sold and confiscated from those who attempt to bring drink on board when passing through border controls. A Eurostar spokesperson has said: "Throughout the tournament, there are two levels of alcohol restriction: zero alcohol, and limited alcohol. "These are applied during specific days and time periods, and passengers on affected trains will be notified of the relevant details for their journey in pre-travel emails." Scores of Irish fans are likely to travel on the Eurostar from London to France to support Martin O'Neill's men during the Euros. Ireland's campaign kicks off against Sweden in Stade de France on Monday, June 13. The squad then travels to Bordeaux to face Belgium on June 18, before taking on Italy four days later in Lille.