Dublin will host Ireland’s first NFL regular-season game when the Pittsburgh Steelers play at Croke Park in 2025, the league announced Friday, two days before the Chiefs and Eagles meet in the Super Bowl in New Orleans.

Get ready to see some Terrible Towels in Ireland next season. The NFL announced Friday that it will play a game in Dublin, Ireland, during the 2025

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,

The NFL will host its first regular-season game in Dublin in 2025, it was confirmed today, with the Pittsburgh Steelers set to take on as yet unconfirmed opponents in the autumn.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will be the host team at Dublin's Croke Park. Dublin will be one of two new cities to host regular season games next season with a fixture in Madrid previously announced.

The National Football League will play its first-ever regular season game in Dublin, Ireland in 2025, the league announced on Friday, and the Pittsburgh Steelers will play as the designated team in the historic game.

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

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.