Ireland is in the midst of producing a rich vein of motor sport talent , one which could yield significant returns in years to come. Check out Peter Dempsey’s Indy win and 14 year old Nicole Coffey’s ambitious plans in F1
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Bord Gáis Energy has extended its sponsorship of the GAA Hurling U21 Championship by three more years. The focus for 2013 will be on social media and the theme of ‘breaking through’.
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The advantages for a company of supporting a national team one notch below senior level was illustrated when PwC was able to host the announcement of the Irish U20 squad at its Dublin Headquarters.
Read MoreLearn how Supervalu is activating its fourth year of sponsorship with the GAA All Ireland Football Championship and what was the original trigger for the partnership.
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The Irish Sports Council Challenge encourages companies and staff to foster a culture of fitness in the workplace. It also stirred the creative juices of the 70 companies who took part in 2013.
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Each day Sport for Business delivers the daily news from the commercial world of Irish Sport. In addition, for members, we highlight areas of opportunity where a spark of creativity between sport and business can lead to a winning result for both sides.
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Mobile operator Three has extended its primary sponsorship of the FAI until 2016 in a deal worth an additional €4 million to irish soccer. It is part of a surge in global soccer sponsorship that grew by over 60 per cent in 2012.
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The GAA, Gaelic Players Association and Elverys have launched a new initiative for kids aged 13-15 to train alongside inter county players this summer, and helped mend damage done over the issue of another joint venture.
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Sport was very much to the fore at the All Ireland Marketing Awards with Paralympics Ireland and Electric Ireland taking away two of the major awards on the night.
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The FAI has launched its first ever National Draw with major prizes to the value of €200,000 and the offer to clubs of retaining between 80 and 90% of the total ticket sales they make through their own networks.
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