THE Irish FA has revealed it spent £250,000 last year trying to bring Euro 2028 football to Northern Ireland. The quarter of ...

There have been plans to build a new stadium at Casement Park since 2011, long before Euro 2028. Originally that stadium was to cost about £76m, with £61m coming from Northern Ireland's power-sharing ...

The Irish FA spent £250,000 last year trying to bring Euro 2028 football to Northern Ireland. The quarter of a million pounds ...

Originally that stadium was to cost about £76m, with £61m coming from Northern Ireland's power-sharing government and £15m from the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). But those plans got bogged down ...

There have been plans to build a new stadium at Casement Park since 2011, long before Euro 2028. Originally that stadium was to cost about £76m, with £61m coming from Northern Ireland's power ...

England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland are co-hosting the men’s Euro 2028 tournament, but no games will take ...

The government is to make a financial contribution of £50m towards the redevelopment of Casement Park. The move comes as part of the chancellor's Spending Review, which allocates money to day-to ...

The Spending Review, the UK Government said, "Offers £50 million over four years to the Northern Ireland Executive to support the redevelopment of Casement Park, subject to sufficient finance ...

"Either you find more money to get it towards the current assessed cost or the nature of the design is scaled back to fit the funds that are available" ...

The Irish FA spent £250,000 on their failed bid to bring Euro 2028 football to Northern Ireland, the Belfast Telegraph can ...

The funding currently available for the Casement Park redevelopment includes £15m from the GAA, about £43m from the Irish government and £62.5m from Stormont.