WATCH: FAI CEO Jonathan Hill: 'This is an important day for Irish football'

The final Ireland & UK bid to host the 2028 UEFA European Championship has officially been submitted on Wednesday afternoon.
WATCH: FAI CEO Jonathan Hill: 'This is an important day for Irish football'

BID SUBMITTED: FAI Chief Executive Jonathan Hill before the UEFA EURO 2024 Championship Qualifier match between Republic of Ireland and France at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

FAI CEO Jonathan Hill believes 'this is an important day for Irish football' as the final Ireland & UK bid to host the 2028 Euros was officially submitted on Wednesday afternoon.

Should the bid be successful, Ireland will host a number of games at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin and the newly refurbished Casement Park in Belfast. But there won't be any fixtures held at Croke Park, which joins Anfield and Old Trafford on the list of notable omissions.

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