Alcohol companies will adapt with any changes to the ways in which they are allowed to promote their products. A single strand ban on sponsorship within sport will only hurt sport and the youth who will no longer be catered for within it.
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Eight initiatives to progress from The Business of Women’s Sport Conference. How many can you play a part in bringing to life? We are committed to ensuring that when the talk pauses, the actions need to start.
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Dramatic video from the Route des Princes sailing in Dun Laoghaire over the weekend and a deeper look at how sport can be used to promote business and tourism.
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Women’s sport in Ireland presents a green field site for commercial partners that will deliver for them in terms of consumer marketing, business to business development and staff motivation.
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The Business of Women’s Sport takes place today at the UCD Smurfit Business School. It will be an exciting and informative day with the ambition of drawing closer to a parity of esteem between men’s and women’s sport.
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The Morton Games in July will bring together athletes from around the world to compete in what is becoming Ireland’s main international track and field athletics event.
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Celtic Football Club and the GAA are to join forces for an innovative series of camps for young people across the island of Ireland teaching life skills through the medium of sport.
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The debate on alcohol and sport rages on. Decision time draws closer but the consequence of a bad decision are likely to be as bad if not worse than doing nothing. We have a suggestion.
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24 Hours out from The Business of Women’s Sport and our thanks to the Irish Times who feature the conference in today’s newspaper and online. This is what the day holds.
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A scholarship scheme for young athletes that produced 44 medallists at London 2012 is under threat of closure after the withdrawal of central funding. If it’s needed, it’s of value. Could we create something similar here?
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