Indications are that the future of alcohol sponsorship of sport has been given at least a stay of execution with the ‘passing of the file’ to the office of an Taoiseach and a decision now not likely for another 12 months…
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The intrinsic role of sport within business life was evident at two Chamber of Commerce events in Dublin yesterday. with gusts of honour including Joe Schmidt at one and Sam Maguire at the other…
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We cannot sit by and let sport wither here when it thrives elsewhere. That would be a crime against our own future. The economic, social and health benefits of boosting rather than cutting sport in next week’s budget…
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A striking new arena for horse sport has opened as part of the National Sports Campus. It is the latest milestone in the measured development of the facility and completes the first European location for all five disciplines of Modern Pentathlon.
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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…
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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.
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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.
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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…
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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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