The Rabo Tweeties Awards took place in Dublin last night and it was the successful @DubMatchTracker that pulled off another win for the Dubs in a sporting category recognised as being the busiest of them all…
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The 10th Annual Assembly of the European Paralympic Committee will be staged in Dublin this weekend. It’s a strong agenda and makes a lot of commercial sense for Ireland to be hosting the event. There is also good news on the TV front…
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Political footballs are nothing new but they will take on a fresh edge when a team of TD’s and Senators come face to face with journalists at the Aviva Stadium on October 25th. Discover why it’s an idea that will work…
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There will be a future for European Rugby but it will almost be different to the format that was launched yesterday under the name of the Heineken and Amlin Cups. We look at why eyeballs are the ones that matter most in the modern sports world.
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The world of Video on Demand is one that will spark to life in Ireland following the news that AerTV is establishing a streaming platform. We look at how to take advantage from a sports, brand and digital marketing perspective.
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Specialist sportswear brand Skins is using its partnerships with GAA county teams to launch a high performance ‘school’ for young footballers and hurlers in 2014.
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Sport for Business is involved in the judging of the 2013 Irish Sponsorship Awards. The deadline for entries is October 1st and there will be 18 categories of award. Find out more today.
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A new live streaming and video on demand service for irish sport will enable sporting organisations broadcast live events and bring together social media elements from across their supporter base.
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Goals, glorious goals; a mammoth crowd in London, records tumbling in Scotland and Dublin and more success for our young boxers. We relive the sporting weekend through five key numbers.
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Women’s sport continues to grow in terms of participation and support. This Sunday’s TG4 All Ireland Football Finals will be preceded by over 80 teams taking part in a Tesco sponsored 7’s tournament in Dublin.
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