The SSE Airtricity League bounces back to life this evening and the admittedly self-styled ‘Greatest League in the World’ is buzzing. Sport for Business member Future Ticketing, based in Tullamore, manages the ticketing services for eight of this year’s ten … Continue reading
GAA ticket prices are to rise for the first time in eight years following a decision taken by Ard Chomhairle, the Association’s main governing body on Saturday. Some of the changes will take effect from the opening weekend of the … Continue reading
It would be an impressive challenge to undertake but it will be possible to take in at least part of three major sporting events in Dublin on the afternoon of Saturday, February 2nd. Continue reading
This morning we are pleased to bring you an exclusive interview with one of the key disruptors in the market, Daniel Marcus who established Seatswap as a law student in New York in 2013 and who will be speaking in Limerick this weekend at the Sportstech Ireland Masterclass at the University of Limerick. Continue reading
Unprecedented demand for tickets for The 148th Open at Royal Portrush has led to all four Championship days being completely sold out. The organisers of the Championship, returning to Ireland for the first time since 1951 have issued a warning … Continue reading
Being there for Sunday’s All Ireland Hurling Final is like trying to win the lottery and the GAA moved quickly yesterday to reaffirm their policy on the resale of tickets. There are never any tickets that go on general sale … Continue reading
RTÉ Sport is shaping up for what will almost certainly be its longest ever unbroken stretch of sports coverage on RTE 2 this Sunday. The All Ireland Hurling Semi Final between Clare and Galway has been listed for broadcast from … Continue reading
The Open Championship is coming to Ireland and tickets for next year’s event went on sale yesterday. When the Irish Open was held at nearby Portstewart in 2017 it became the first European Tour outside of the Open itself to … Continue reading
There is still a remote possibility that the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland could meet in the World Cup Finals Play-Off, the draw for which takes place next Tuesday. Continue reading
