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THE DECISION of the UK Government to contribute €59million to the redevelopment of Casement Park has been described as ‘a milestone’ by the GAA.
Amid a row over funding, uncertainty surrounded the future of the west Belfast venue since it lost its hosting rights for Euro 2028 games when it became clear that construction would not be completed in time.
But the latest commitment from Westminster is a considerable boost as €140m has already been pledged by the GAA, the Stormont Executive and the Irish Government.
GAA president Jarlath Burns said: “We welcome this important and significant investment.
“We thank the Secretary of State, Hilary Benn, the Chancellor of The Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, and the UK Government for their positive and generous contribution to ensure our provincial stadium at Casement Park is finally realised.
“From taking office, the Secretary of State was clear that Casement Park needs to be delivered.
“He recognised the GAA’s commitment and goodwill in sharing venues for the benefit of everyone in our society.
“His support and that of the UK Government now represents a critical opportunity to finish this NI Executive flagship project, delivering the last remaining stadium of the 14-year Regional Stadia Programme and helping to leave a lasting legacy for all of society.”
But with the Casement Park project set to cost approximately €305m, a shortfall of over €100m must still be met.
Burns added: “We know, however, that this is not the final piece of the jigsaw.
“There is much more work to do.”
