As of now, Ireland are considering the postponement of their first-ever bilateral series against Australia amid the financial and venue pressures.

Australia have previously engaged in one-off ODIs in Ireland during tours to England. Currently, Pakistan and South Africa are gearing up for a white-ball series, and Ireland are slated to host a T20 tri-series against the Netherlands and Scotland. Following their recent historic Test win against Afghanistan, Ireland are set to play a one-off Test and white-ball cricket against Zimbabwe. In addition, Ireland haven't hosted a Test match since their debut against Pakistan in 2018.

Cricket Ireland's high-performance director, Richard Holdsworth, has shed light on the potential hurdles they may encounter when hosting Australia.

What we had in the FTP as a whole... it's a real challenge to deliver all of it. We've got almost too much cricket for the amount of venues that we've got. Costs of putting on games in Ireland have gone up considerably since Covid. Hotel prices, putting up temporary infrastructure for grounds have gone up astronomically," Holdsworth told ESPNcricinfo.

Holdsworth confirmed that the Australia white-ball series would not be shifted to England. Additionally, after this year, Australia does not have plans to tour the United Kingdom until the 2027 Ashes series.