Nine sporting personalities and brands have been shortlisted as the best Irish sports tweeters in the RaboTweeties. Three from GAA, two from rugby, two from media and one each for soccer and WWE. Find out who.
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Ulster Bank have activated their sponsorship of the All Ireland Football Championship through competitions for clubs, for fans and for 4,000 members of staff who got to play the game through the summer. We look at how and with what result.
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Vision Sports Ireland is the new name for the organisation bringing sport at all levels to those who are visually impaired. The new identity was launched yesterday by Jason Smyth and Minister Leo Varadkar.
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In an increasingly mobile and connected world, a major partnership between sport and mobile, as well as broadband content, is what sponsorship was made for. How does the deal between Eircom and the GAA measure up?
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A sponsorship survey in the UK has revealed a strong trend towards brands making an effort to extend towards local communities and social causes, with a corresponding boost in effectiveness.
Read More6,000 volunteers and ticket prices starting at less than €10 were the headline facts to emerge from a briefing in London marking two years to go until the start of the next Rugby World Cup.
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Discover how the sponsors of this year’s All Ireland Football Championship have made the most of their association with the hottest ticket in Irish sport. Today we look at Supervalu (Free to view until September 18th)
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In the first of a series looking at CSR through sport we highlight the Sky Sports Living for Sport initiative and others that are linking sport, business and societal good through working with children. (Free to view until September 18th)
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The ability of sport to help reach out to those suffering from mental and other health issues is highlighted by hurling legend DJ Carey’s romotion of the Pfizer Health Index and a Belfast Soccer event on mental health.
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An expansion of Tesco in Ireland, with the creation of 200 new jobs in different locations, will be good in the long term for Irish sport. It is an organisation with a heritage of supporting smart projects.
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