According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the NFL will announce their intentions to have an NFL game held in Ireland. As the NFL continues international expansion which includes multiple games every year in London as well as events in Germany and Brazil,

Roger Goodell’s master plan for world domination began nearly 20 years ago when London hosted an NFL game during the 2007 season. It marked the first time a regular season game was played outside of North America.

Croke Park looks set to host Ireland's first NFL game later this year with the Government briefed today on the proposal to bring a Pittsburgh Steelers fixture to GAA Headquarters.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are set to play their first international game since 2013 when they headed over to London to play the Minnesota Vikings. According to multiple reports, the Steelers will play in Dublin, Ireland, in 2025, which is one of three locations they have international marketing rights in from the NFL.

The Pittsburgh Steelers, a franchise steeped in Irish American history, are close to sealing a deal to play an NFL game at the iconic Croke Park in Dublin later in 2025 - which would be the first-ever