The Pittsburgh Steelers held off a fourth-quarter comeback attempt from the Minnesota Vikings to secure a 24-21 victory in the first regular-season game held in Ireland. But, even before they were turned over on downs to end the game, it already felt an occasion to remember for the 74,512 in attendance. For the Steelers organisation, the game was the fulfilment of a long-held dream. Dublin was the fourth European city to stage such a fixture following on from London, Munich and Frankfurt. "100%," said the Steelers four-time Most Valuable Players quarterback Aaron Rodgers when asked by BBC Sport NI if Dublin deserved more games in the future.