The Corrib gas field, a significant energy source in Ireland, is nearing the end of its productive life, prompting researchers to evaluate future utilization options. With a study undertaken by engineering consultancy Worley, various sustainable solutions including wind, wave, energy storage, hydrogen, and e-fuels are being considered for the transition. Noting the field's crucial role in supplying natural gas to Ireland, there is a positive sentiment towards exploring renewable energy possibilities, particularly focusing on wind and hydrogen power. The potential establishment of a renewable energy hub at Corrib showcases a commitment to sustainability and energy transition. While the field may still produce gas for a few more years, the emphasis is shifting towards renewable energy investments. The recent stake sale by Equinor to Vermilion Energy underscores the industry's interest in moving towards greener energy alternatives. Overall, the research and discussions suggest a proactive approach towards repurposing the Corrib gas field for a more sustainable energy future in Ireland.