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Ireland set to keep hosting a college football game each season to 2037
The annual Dublin college football game has attracted over 20,000 U.S. fans each season, boosting Irish tourism and awaiting final government approval for extension through 2037.
- Dublin is expected to remain the host city for an early-season college football matchup through 2037, pending official approval from Irish authorities.
- The series grew from games staged decades ago to a popular annual event attracting large U.S. fan attendance, boosting Irish tourism and involving public and private stakeholders.
- Recent games, such as Iowa State’s 24-21 win at Aviva Stadium before 47,226 fans, reflect strong fan interest, while travel packages include visits to multiple Irish cities.
- John Anthony, who helped establish the Aer Lingus College Football Classic, indicated that the agreement to extend the event is nearly finalized, with an official announcement anticipated soon.
- The ongoing approval process suggests the series will sustain Ireland’s college football presence long-term, enhancing brand exposure for involved stakeholders and providing unique experiences for players and fans.
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