Casement Park
Gaelic games stadium in Belfast
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Casement Park is the principal Gaelic games stadium in Belfast, Northern Ireland, that served as the home ground of the Antrim hurling and Gaelic football teams. It is located in Andersonstown Road in the west of the city, and is named after the Irish revolutionary Roger Casement. In 2015, the stadium had a capacity of approximately 31,500.
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New NI secretary says Casement Park 'will be built'Hilary Benn has met NI politicians at Hillsborough Castle and traders at St George's Market, Belfast.BBC Sport - Published | |
'Challenges remain' but Uefa hopeful for Euros at CasementUefa says that "important challenges remain" but the governing body remains hopeful that Casement Park will be ready for Euro 2028.BBC Sport - Published | |
Burns 'pessimistic' over Casement hosting Euro 2028GAA president Jarlath Burns says he has not yet given up on Casement Park hosting Euro 2028 games, but remains "very pessimistic" that the stadium will be redeveloped in time.BBC Sport - Published | |
Hosting Euros 'could bring more than £100m to NI'NI is due to host five matches at Casement Park in Belfast - but the stadium's future is uncertain.BBC Sport - Published | |
Casement Park will not be ready for 2027 finalThe stadium should be ready by summer 2027 but it will be too late for the Gaelic football final.BBC Sport - Published | |
Casement Park clearance work to begin this weekThe GAA ground has been derelict for a decade, but redevelopment preparation work is to begin.BBC Sport - Published | |
'Considerable amount' required for Casement ParkCommunities Minister Gordon Lyons says funding remains a "big difficulty" for the stadium in Belfast.BBC Sport - Published | |
IFA 'confident' Casement Park on track for EurosThe Irish FA says it is "confident" the Casement Park redevelopment project will be completed for Euro 2028 after reports it was under threat.BBC Sport - Published | |
Casement should not be source of conflict - O'NeillNorthern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill reiterates his belief that Casement Park being a venue for Euro 2028 should not be a source of "conflict".BBC Sport - Published | |
IFA rules out Windsor Park extension for Euro 2028The Irish FA says there is "no route to fund an expansion" of Windsor Park to make it an alternative venue for Euro 2028 - if the redevelopment of Casement Park is not completed in time.BBC Sport - Published | |
O'Neill says NI fans must accept Casement 'reality'Michael O'Neill says Northern Ireland fans are going to have to "accept" the team playing at Casement Park if Euro 2028 qualification is achieved.BBC Sport - Published | |
Casement project has political and sporting significanceBBC News NI correspondent Mark Simpson explains the historical and political significance of the potential redevelopment of Casement Park into a stadium fit to host matches in Euro 2028.BBC Sport - Published | |
Casement Park and the long road to Euro 2028Here's all you need to know on the stadium-sized rows delaying a decade-long project.BBC Sport - Published | 'We have to get our heads around' NI at CasementMichael O'Neill says the prospect of Northern Ireland playing at Casement Park at Euro 2028 would be something "we have to get our heads around".BBC Sport - Published |
UK & Ireland confirm 10 stadiums in Euro 2028 bid Belfast's Casement Park and Everton's Bramley-Moore Dock, two unbuilt stadiums, are part of the UK and Republic of Ireland's joint bid to host Euro 2028.BBC Sport - Published | |
