The derelict west Belfast GAA ground has been earmarked to host five matches in Euro 2028, being jointly hosted by the UK and Ireland.

The British prime minister was speaking in Belfast.

The funding required to rebuild the stadium in time for the tournament is not in place, prompting concerns

There has been mounting speculation that the Belfast stadium is set to be axed as a venue for Euro 2028

There is speculation that the stadium is set to be axed as a venue for the Euros 2028.

Stormont junior minister Aisling Reilly has said it would be ‘unthinkable’ for Northern Ireland not to have the chance to host the tournament

There is mounting speculation that the stadium is set to be axed as a venue for the 2028 tournament.

The Stormont Communities Minister said he is seeking clarity with funding partners, including the UK Government.

Escalating costs have cast a shadow over the redevelopment of the derelict GAA ground in west Belfast.

Alliance Party leader Naomi Long has criticised opposition to the development of the GAA stadium for the Euros as ‘sectarian in some cases’

Alliance deputy leader Stephen Farry made the call after a leaked letter cast doubts on whether the UK will cover the rising cost.

Test your knowledge of some of this week's biggest news stories

The Irish Government has announced €800 million for funding projects benefiting Northern Ireland.

The A5 major road scheme and the redevelopment of Casement Park GAA grounds in west Belfast are speculated to be among those set to benefit

The Belfast site is currently derelict and plans by the GAA to redevelop it with a 34,000 capacity have been mired in controversy and hit by delays.