Earlier this year, the Irish Government offered €50m (£43m) towards it, and the GAA has said it will contribute £15m (€17.8m).
Ulster GAA has said that a funding decision from the British Government on Casement Park has been further delayed until after the General Election.
“I'm very, very disappointed with the pace of how it's gone,” he said. “It's not looking as if we're going to get the Euros.”READ MORE:Tony Kelly opens up on what hurt most from Clare's Munster final defeat to Limerick On a recent visit to Belfast, Mr Sunak insisted the Government will make a “substantial contribution” to the redevelopment – but refused to say how much or if it will happen in time for Euro 2028.
“As the world waits for Euro 2024 to kick off this weekend in Germany, the time is quickly approaching for the UK Government and the Northern Ireland Executive to decide if they want to host the third-largest sporting event in the world, in Belfast, in four years’ time,” it said. “To keep this global and transformational opportunity alive, we are now urgently calling on the Northern Ireland Executive to collectively discuss the opportunities that Euro 2028 will create for our society and the reputational, economic and sporting risk of losing this global event.
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