Steelers Awarded Rights to Market in Ireland, Aim for Regular Season Game in Dublin

The Pittsburgh Steelers plan to hold promotions and events in Ireland after being awarded marketing rights for the country.
The Steelers hope to play a regular season NFL game at Dublin's Croke Park, which they last visited for a preseason game in 1997.
Dan Rooney, former Steelers owner and Obama's ambassador to Ireland, announced the "Global Markets Program" partnership.
The Steelers want to conduct youth football camps and other fan activities in Ireland.
The NFL has already expanded into England, Germany, and Mexico, and more international games could be on the horizon.