With the Brandywell being redeveloped in 2017, Derry City's home domestic games will be played at Maginn Park in the Inishowen town of Buncrana.
However, with Maginn Park not equipped to stage European ties, Derry will have to find another Europa League venue.
Derry have made overtures about staging Europa ties in the GAA venue Celtic Park but this is highly unlikely.
While Croke Park staged rugby and football internationals between 2007 and 2010 on a temporary basis as the new Aviva Stadium was being built at Lansdowne Road, GAA rules still forbid other of the association's grounds being used for sports other than gaelic games.
Clare club St Joseph's Milton Malbay attempted to change this rule at this year's GAA Congress but their proposal was overwhelmingly rejected.
Derry's first home League game at Maginn Park will take place on Sunday, 5 March.
Sunday is Derry's prepared choice for home fixtures and in all, they will play nine Sunday home fixtures.
The Candystripes will open their season with an away game against Bohemians at Dalymount Park on Friday, 24 February.

The Ministry of Justice announced a new formula for calculating compensation payments for those who suffer long-term injuries, which means insurers will have to increase payouts.
As a result, Direct Line said profits for 2016 had fallen 30% to £353m.
However, it said it had seen strong growth in home and car insurance.
While the changes to compensation calculations affected Direct Line's results for 2016, the company added that it did "not expect any material residual impact on 2017 profit" as a result of the reform.
When the change to the payout formula was announced, a number of insurance companies said their profits would be hit.
The Ministry of Justice said it was reducing what is known as the discount rate from 2.5% to minus 0.75%.
The move will result in more money for the victims of accidents, and so increase costs for insurance companies.
Sligo's Showgrounds is emerging as the most likely venue to stage Derry City's Europa League games next summer.
[NEXT_CONCEPT]
Insurance company Direct Line has said last week's changes to the way accident victims are compensated has dented pre-tax profits by £217m.