The death by suicide of Galway hurler Niall Donohue was a trigger for a trebling of the number of players accessing a confidential counselling service operated by the Gaelic Players Association in 2013.
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Emirates has extended its involvement with European Golf by announcing support for ten additional tournaments between 2014 and 2017 and by becoming the official airline partner of the tour.
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Golf’s European Tour could be about to make an announcement on the venue and a new headline sponsor for the irish Open in 2014.
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There are strong fields for the RTE Sport Awards for 2013, to be revealed this weekend, but there is disappointment within cricket that a unique achievement has not been recognised.
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Horse Racing Prize money in Ireland is to rise from €46.2 to €48.5 million in 2014, with costs for ownership reducing as well. It’s a package designed to revers a decline in syndicate ownership.
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Sporting Governance will come under closer scrutiny as a result of events at the Central Remedial Clinic and others likely to be revealed this week.
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Figures for sports participation in England show a marked decline for tennis and soccer, and a likely withholding of public money as a result. Club membership in England is 21% vs 37% in Ireland.
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Match Fixing is back in the news. What is the real danger and how can Irish sport most effectively act to counter the perceived threat to sporting integrity?
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London Irish Rugby Club has been acquired by a consortium of London based Irish businessmen led by Mick Crossan, Executive Chairman of recycling business Powerday. It could be a big deal for Irish Rugby as well.
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Sometimes it is the simple idea that makes the most sense. When Intel and Barcelona planned a partnership based around technology they hit upon the core importance of what is inside.
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