Media plays such an important role in our lives and in making sport into the wonderful, uplifting, sometimes irrelevant but always important animal that it is. Now in a time a crisis, it needs us all to do what we can to support it tangibly. Continue reading
Another day brings another level of broadcast excellence to keep us occupied into the small hours. Continue reading
The Olympic Federation of Ireland has hit it’s own personal best in its reaction, and that of the athletes, to the rescheduling of the Tokyo 2020 Games to 2021. Continue reading
If Basketball is your sport and Michael Jordan is a hero, then you are in for a treat from April 19th when Netflix will start to stream “The Last Dance’ the highly anticipated 10-part documentary series. Continue reading
Mohammed Ali was in his own words, and most sports fans eyes, the Greatest. Last night on Quarantine FM, the new imaginative radio station brought to life by two young actresses, we brought the first element of sport through this … Continue reading
Martin Breheny of the Irish Independent has been inducted into the GAA Hall of Fame as part of this year’s McNamee Awards which have been announced online today. Continue reading
We love innovation and it is often in times of crisis that some of the best ideas are born. Over the weekend we became aware of an idea that arose from a conversation between two friends and which is now on air. We will be making sport a part of its schedule this evening.
Quarantine FM is a radio station dedicated to helping people through these weeks of staying at home with features that help us to escape from the important but relentless barrage of hard news that the traditional media is doing such a good job of broadcasting. Continue reading
Marisa Kennedy is a journalist with Pundit Arena having joined the company two years ago. Kennedy has grabbed a role as one of the online publication’s lead journalists on GAA but also broadened her skillset in helping to project manage … Continue reading
World Rugby is looking to see how it can best use the windfall from last year’s Rugby World Cup to assist nations faced with financial difficulties. We look at how the sport and the IRFU, in particular, are positioned to survive and recover. Continue reading
We broke out of our Sport for Business HQ earlier today to pick up a copy of the Racing Post which has decided to temporarily cease publication of its print edition during the current shutdown of sporting activity. It ages … Continue reading