Aviva has installed a new sensory hub in the Aviva Stadium as part of its long-running sponsorship of the home of Irish rugby and soccer. It’s one of the best sponsorship initiatives of the year to date.
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It is a romantic battle of the superstar and the underdog and tonight’s final of the Electric Ireland GAA Sigerson Cup Final between DCU and IT Carlow will be shown live on the Electric Ireland website
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Golf, Next Thursday, February 6th the Inside the Ropes Golf Business Network of which Sport for Business is a part will host a Mount Juliet Golf Experience for existing sponsors of the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open and select invited guests.
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With six months to go until the sixth staging of the JP McManus Pro-Am, world no.1 Brooks Koepka has been announced as the latest golfer to join the illustrious field heading for Adare Manor.
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As part of the Sport for Business Sporting Year Ahead held in January every year, we publish a calendar of the biggest and most important sporting and Sport for Business events to take place over the next twelve months.
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Volleyball Ireland has successfully bid to host an event on the prestigious World Tour of Beach Volleyball just one week before the start of the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
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For a nation that prides itself on sporting prowess and engagement, there will be a shock at the results of a new research project from DCU that reveals only one in two children can kick a ball properly.
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BoyleSports is to continue to put its name to the richest contest in Irish jumps racing, the Boylesports Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse, for another four years.
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An important part of the Sport for Business Sporting Year Ahead event was the deep dive with our partners Teneo on some of the issues that arose in sport, sponsorship and broadcasting in 2019 and some of the trends that are emerging already as we head into the new year.
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The amount of money generated from the betting levy in 2019 amounted to €95 million, comfortably exceeding the amount of €67.2 million provided to horse racing and €12.8 million to Greyhound racing as part of the Horse and Greyhound Racing Fund for 2020.
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