Dan Rooney, son of team president Art Rooney II and the team’s director of business development and strategy, was instrumental in getting the Steelers to play in Dublin. “Terrible Towels ...

"The Terrible Towels will certainly make the ... but also to play in front of the growing number of Steelers fans in Ireland," Steelers president Art Rooney II said. "We are thrilled to be part ...

American Football goalposts were hoisted at Croke Park, Dan Rooney wore a green tie, Paudie Clifford wore a black Pittsburgh Steelers jersey, bright yellow Terrible Towels were draped across every ...

Get ready to see some Terrible Towels in Ireland next season ... It remains to be seen who will be the opponent, but the Pittsburgh Steelers will be the designated home team.

It will also be an opportunity for Steelers fans to explore Ireland. "We have the same expectation that we have for all of our games, where black and gold shows up in a big way," Daniel Rooney said.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are known for having one of the most passionate and dedicated fan bases in all of sports. Steelers ...

The award was created in 2014 and named after Art Rooney Sr., the Steelers' founder. "Art Rooney is an iconic figure in NFL history," said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell at the time the award was ...

Derrick Bell and Zachary Smith discuss all things Pittsburgh Steelers. On today’s show, we discuss the reports of Russell Wilson being done in Pittsburgh regardless of if he wants to come back ...

Since early December, Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin and team owner/president Art Rooney II have publicly discussed how wide receiver George Pickens needs to grow/grow up ahead of his ...

Steelers fans rejoice! Long has the NFL teased the Pittsburgh Steelers' Ireland game, and now it has been announced to take place in the 2025 regular season. The NFL announced an expansion of its ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers had been speculated to be playing ... and gold shows up in a big way," Rooney said Friday. "The Terrible Towels will certainly make the trip across the pond to Croke ...