Communities minister Gordon Lyons is waiting on clarification from the UK government on the mechanisms around the delivery of the £50m for Casement Park before making his next move. The UK government ...

AN ABANDONED 34,500-seater football stadium that had been tipped to host Euro 2028 matches has received a new boost after landing £50million in funding. Belfast’s Casement Park was initially ...

From Euro 2028 to funding rows and safety issues, here is the background to Northern Ireland's long-running stadium saga.

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

The government has confirmed that the £50m funding it pledged for the development of Casement Park in Belfast will not have ...

Government says up to £50M of funding to help redevelop Casement Park is an 'equity stake' - what does that mean?

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 UK Treasury has tighter rules on how public money can be spent, especially when it comes to large projects like sports ...

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.

The cash-strapped Northern Ireland Executive said it would pay no more than £62.5m and the GAA similarly would not go beyond £15m.. With the Irish government promising €50m (£43m), it was all down to ...