The new GAA president says the UK government should provide the rest of the money for the stadium.
The new GAA president has said he does not support the GAA investing more money into the redevelopment of Casement Park.
Mr Burns told Good Morning Ulster he would be voting against any suggestion that his organisation should provide more cash. Although Stormont and the GAA will come under pressure to pay more - perhaps, much more - attention is now on London to see if ministers there are prepared to write a large cheque.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
New GAA President Assures Funding for Casement Park RedevelopmentNewly elected GAA president Jarlath Burns addresses concerns about funding for the Casement Park redevelopment, stating that assurances have been given for the completion of the stadium in time for Euro 2028.
Read more »
Casement Park: Clearance work at GAA stadium to begin this weekThe GAA ground has been derelict for a decade, but redevelopment preparation work is to begin.
Read more »
Casement Park: GAA confident additional funding will be foundThe stadium will be used mostly for GAA games but is due to host some Euro 2028 soccer matches.
Read more »
Casement Park will not be ready for 2027 Gaelic football finalThe stadium should be ready by summer 2027 but it will be too late for the Gaelic football final.
Read more »
New plans for Northamptonshire energy park approved despite public objectionsA road has been approved to follow a previous military access route into the site, which is located on the former RAF Chelveston Airfield
Read more »