Croke Park's Hill 16 could be seated as part of Euro 2028

Ireland’s bid to host the games could raise €500m in tourism revenue
Croke Park's Hill 16 could be seated as part of Euro 2028

Seating may be required at Hill 16 in Croke Park should Ireland win the bid to co-host and minor works will be required at both Croke Park and Aviva Stadium with the potential to create 2,600 jobs. File picture: Sportsfile

Ireland’s Euro 2028 bid to host games could see Hill 16 in Croke Park fitted with seating as well as raising €500m in tourism revenue.

Cabinet signed off on a bid for Ireland to be a joint host of Euro 2028 with both the Aviva Stadium and Croke Park hosting seven games between them if successful.

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