The onus is on the Stormont executive over the rebuilding of Casement Park, Secretary of State Hilary Benn has said. Mr Benn set out that either more funding is found for the long-delayed GAA stadium ...

And Casement Park would get £61m - the same amount as football in total - for a new 38,000 capacity stadium; While Ravenhill and Windsor - or the National Stadium as it is now officially known ...

The GAA needs to consider its “strategic need” around the redevelopment of Casement Park in the face of the project’s ongoing ...

It is only fair to allow sufficient time for complex arguments to be resolved but there will be concerns that the next ...

Documents released to UTV under a Freedom of Information request include invoices from a PR company for more than 200 hours ...

Casement Park has been a 14-year stadium saga. The west Belfast site has been earmarked for a state-of-the-art new stadium since 2011 and was even included as a host stadium for when the UK and ...

The redevelopment of Casement Park in west Belfast has been given a boost, after the UK Government allocated £50 million towards the project.. The funding was revealed as part of Chancellor of ...

The funding for Casement Park was included in the UK Government's Spending Review 2025, which was published today, Wednesday, June 11.

Casement Park, with a proposed 34,500 capacity, had been earmarked to host football games at the Euro 2028 football tournament but, with the project on hold, the plan was shelved.

Stormont ministers committed £62.5 million to Casement in 2011, as part of a strategy to revamp it along with football’s Windsor Park and the rugby ground at Ravenhill.

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.

Casement park rebuild given boost after Government pledges £50m in spending review. Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O’Neill says it is now time to get the GAA stadium built.