SfB 20/20 – Partnership in Action
Tuesday’s Sport for Business 20/20 was hailed a great success and ‘a day of insight and connections’ by those who packed the fourth floor of Ulster Bank HQ in Dublin yesterday. It was just the beginning…
Read MoreOct 9, 2013 | News Members, Sport for Business
Tuesday’s Sport for Business 20/20 was hailed a great success and ‘a day of insight and connections’ by those who packed the fourth floor of Ulster Bank HQ in Dublin yesterday. It was just the beginning…
Read MoreOct 9, 2013 | GAA, News Members
Dublin GAA has signed a new five year sponsorship agreement with AIG Ireland. The deal is worth €400,000 a year, making up to a total value of €2 million. It involves the men’s and women’s teams in gaelic games across the county.
Read MoreOct 9, 2013 | Cycling, News Members, Sports Tourism
Merrion Square in Dublin will stage a two day ‘Giro Festival’ for cycling fans in Dublin next May. It will be part of the first Grand Tour cycling event to visit Ireland since 1998.
Read MoreOct 8, 2013 | News Members, Sport for Business
Sport for Business 20/20 is almost upon us and today we can reveal the 20 sporting organisations that will be making presentations as well as those within the business community who will be present to learn and engage…
Read MoreOct 8, 2013 | GAA, News Members, Sport for Business
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.
Read MoreOct 7, 2013 | Government, News Members
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…
Read MoreOct 7, 2013 | News Members
99, 24, a pair of 2’s and 300,000. The sporting weekend in numbers from Drogheda to Dallas via the Bois du Boulogne.
Read MoreOct 4, 2013 | Government, News Members
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…
Read MoreOct 4, 2013 | Government, News Members
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…
Read MoreOct 4, 2013 | News Members, Rugby
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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