On Sunday Morning Rob Hartnett from Sport for Business joined Niall Collins from Mason, Hayes & Curren and Paul Collins of Today FM for an intelligent debate about the power of sport and the opportunities it presents to business.
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It wasn’t a sporting contest but the result of the referendum on the future of the Seanad has left a political vacuum that needs to be filled. Here is a plan that can be of benefit to sport and our wider society…
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99, 24, a pair of 2’s and 300,000. The sporting weekend in numbers from Drogheda to Dallas via the Bois du Boulogne.
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Today we outline three plans which the Global Irish Economic Forum can consider as live projects to assist in the creation of and make a real difference to sport at every level in Ireland and the power it has to lift our nation…
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The Global Irish Economic Forum will have sport on the agenda for the first time this weekend. It is an opportunity not to talk but to act; not to wring hands but to shake on plans, in short to deliver. This is why…
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Tickets have gone on general sale for Ireland against Australia, Samoa and the All Blacks in the Guinness Series of Autumn Rugby Internationals. There is a smart promotion of groups for the first game as well…
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Paddy Power has signed a two year extension to its deal as the official European betting partner of Manchester City. We look again at the close commercial relationship between betting and sport…
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Meath GAA are off to the races at Fairyhouse on December 1st. The event is planned to raise as much as €50,000 and to bring 1,200 to the home of the Irish Grand National from across the county.
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The Rabo Tweeties Awards took place in Dublin last night and it was the successful @DubMatchTracker that pulled off another win for the Dubs in a sporting category recognised as being the busiest of them all…
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The 10th Annual Assembly of the European Paralympic Committee will be staged in Dublin this weekend. It’s a strong agenda and makes a lot of commercial sense for Ireland to be hosting the event. There is also good news on the TV front…
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