Work needed to allow for segregation of fans at Croke Park if Euros bid successful

GAA stadium and commercial director Peter McKenna played down reports that GAA HQ, which could host up to seven games along with the Aviva Stadium, will require major upgrades if it is to stage games

Tue, 15 Nov, 2022 - 15:51

John Fogarty

Work to account for the segregation of fans will be required at Croke Park if Ireland’s joint bid to host Euro 2028 is successful.

However, GAA stadium and commercial director Peter McKenna played down reports that GAA HQ, which could host up to seven games along with the Aviva Stadium, will require major upgrades if it is to stage games.