New Look for Sport Ireland
“Considering the importance of sport across the country and the positive impact of sport on people and community, it was decided to develop a visual identity which suggested energy and vibrancy.”…
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National Sports Campus Adds Cross Country
The National Sports Campus has a new extended name and one more new element to add to those already in place and soon to be completed. It is some facility…
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Local Sport. Delivered…
Local Sports Partnerships have long been a key element of Sport Ireland’s enabling of participation at very local level. A new report highlights their importance…
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Getting Ireland Active Through White Flags
With Fitness and the National Physical Activity Plan high on the agenda of politicians and the public it was an opportune day to unveil the agenda yesterday for the Ireland Active Conference and White Flag Awards…
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AIB Back for 25th Year with GAA Clubs
AIB’s second year as sponsor of the All Ireland Football Championship has been hailed as the ‘best of the summer’ but that was last week and the brand has already switched into its club gear to mark the 25th anniversary of …
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Soft Drink Tax on the Horizon
Budget 2017 produced a mix of results for sport but one additional element which may have an impact was deferred to 2018 at the earliest. We look at the potential impact this might have on sport…
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Sports’ Complex Result From Budget 2017
There will be an undoubted sense of relief in some quarters and disappointment in others following the budget announcement yesterday…
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Budget 2017 Boost for Horse and Greyhound Racing
Funding for Horse and Greyhound Racing will rise by €6 million in 2017 following the annual Budget announcement for 2017 made in Dublin…
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Who ‘Won’ the Summer of Sport?
There were insights aplenty from broadcast and sponsorship across the Summer of Sport at an Irish Marketing Institute event in the Aviva Stadium…
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Ready, Steady, Spend…
It is a year following the Olympic cycle and this time four years ago Leo Varadkar announced a 2.9 per cent cut in overall sports funding, albeit less than a feared five per cent drop. What will today deliver for sport from the budget?
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