Irish Sports Summit for Cork
The 2nd Irish Sports Summit takes place in Cork this Friday with a strong line up of speakers. Good luck to all those involved.
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Munster and Bank of Ireland Moves
Munster’s new season is about to get under way and the new partnership with Bank of Ireland is building a foundation on previous successes.
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Ford Looks Back for FAI Promotion
Ford have combined history and sporting glory as part of a social media promotion to find the greatest FAI Cup Final of all time. It is a smart campaign in a number of ways.
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Greyhound Racing Expands TV Reach
Greyhound Racing is broadening its visibility with the addition of two additional Saturday Night Live broadcasts on TG4 and the expansion of live streaming of key events.
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Fantasy Games, Real Engagement
300,000 Irish fans are busy checking for updates to their official Fantasy Premier League Score this morning. Join a new Sport for Business League and find out more about a new irish entrant to the fantasy games market.
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RTE Secures Rio Olympic Coverage
RTE Sport has secured the broadcast rights to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and will also carry coverage online of the Sochi 2014 Winter Games. It forms part of an overall €250 million rights deal involving smaller European countries.
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SEAT replace Toyota at Munster Rugby
SEAT is to be the official car partner of Munster Rugby from the start of the new season, bringing to an end a decade long association with Toyota.
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Liberty Confirms GAA Club Deal
Liberty Insurance, sponsor of the GAA Hurling and Camogie All Ireland Championships, has confirmed a new fundraising offer for clubs which was first unveiled on Sport for Business last week.
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Cadbury Assist Paralympic Talent
Cadbury Ireland is assisting in the search for new talent to join the Paralympics Ireland team for Rio 2016. Ten members of a new ‘fast track’ squad were introduced this week.
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The real economic value of sport
The economic value of sport to the English economy has been placed at £20.3 billion. That is around 10% higher than an equivalent figure for Ireland and should set a new benchmark for funding here.
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