Northern Ireland’s doomed bid to reach the 2024 European Championship will have a suitably downbeat conclusion at Windsor Park in Belfast tonight. Denmark, who ensured their qualification on ...

Casement Park in Belfast has been stripped of its status as a Euro 2028 host stadium as the UK government cannot commit to providing the funding for it to be built in time for the tournament. The ...

Casement Park itself is in predominantly nationalist west Belfast and named after after Sir Roger Casement, an Irish revolutionary who, in 1916, was executed in London for treason.

A UK Government pledge of £50 million for the development of the west Belfast GAA stadium was included in Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spending review.

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

A west Belfast residents' group has lost its legal challenge to the stadium redevelopment at Casement Park. The Mooreland and Owenvarragh Residents' Association tried to overturn planning ...

Plans for a 34,000-capacity redeveloped Casement Park remain in limbo due to a major funding gap of around £150 million. Stormont ministers committed £62.5 million to Casement in 2011, as part ...

The UK government will not fund the redevelopment of Belfast's Casement Park in time for Euro 2028 due to "a significant risk that it would not be built in time".

Casement Park in west Belfast. Windsor Park in south Belfast. Ravenhill stadium in south-east Belfast. The first redevelopment to be completed was the 18,000-capacity rugby stadium at Ravenhill.

The new stadium to be built at Casement Park in west Belfast will have a smaller initial capacity than originally planned. There will be room for 30,000 spectators when it first opens, rather than ...

Where is Casement Park? In west Belfast, just a stone's throw from the busy M1 motorway heading south out of the city, is where Euro 2028, one of the world's biggest sporting tournaments, was ...