In Belfast, the redevelopment of Casement Park, named after Irish revolutionary Roger Casement, ignites a political debate due to his history of treason and the substantial public funding involved. A BBC podcast explores Casement’s complex legacy, from being a champion of human rights abuses in the Congo to his role in the Irish rebellion that led to his execution in 1916. The juxtaposition of sports and politics reflects broader societal divides regarding historical figures and their enduring impact on modern identity.