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Available offline after first visitCasement Park in west Belfast is being completely rebuilt as Northern Ireland's host venue for EURO 2028. The redevelopment, on the site of the former Gaelic Athletic Association ground, will deliver a fully covered all-seater stadium with modern hospitality and accessibility facilities. As the smallest of the ten EURO 2028 venues, Casement Park is expected to host group-stage matches; the project schedule has been one of the most closely watched aspects of the tournament's UK & Ireland preparation. Construction status, final capacity and confirmed match allocations will be updated here as official announcements are made.
Quick facts
- Planned capacity
- 34,500
- City
- Belfast, Northern Ireland
- Status
- Under reconstruction
- Nearest BRT
- Glider G2 (5 min walk)
- From city centre
- ~30-35 min walk via Falls Road
Frequently asked questions
- Will Casement Park really be ready in time for EURO 2028?
- The project schedule is being closely monitored by the GAA, the Northern Ireland Executive and UEFA. Updates on construction progress and final readiness will be published here as official announcements emerge.
- How do I get to Casement Park from central Belfast?
- The Glider G2 bus rapid-transit service from Belfast city centre stops within a five-minute walk of the stadium. Translink rail services to Adelaide and Balmoral stations also serve travellers from southern Belfast and beyond.