BT Sport have signed a multi million deal with Glasgow and Edinburgh Rugby. Could this have been a deal on the table for Irish provinces? At least though BT is committed to supporting Irish Olympian Kieran Behan on his road to Rio.
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The debate on alcohol sponsorship and sport continues to attract interest. Rob Hartnett from Sport for Business joined a representative from Alcohol Action and Matt Cooper to discuss the issue on Today FM.
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The GAA has launched online match programmes to add to its growing digital footprint. We look at some of the ways the digital revolution is working for sport and at plans to bring ‘100 million fans into the stadium’.
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We ask six questions arising out of the weekend suggestions that a ban on alcohol sponsorship of sport is now likely but that alternative funding from Government will need to be found to replace it.
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With Dublin and Cork still in the hunt for a Championship Double and meeting each other in successive weeks, is there scope for a ‘City Series’ discount to help fans and boost attendance yet further?
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Five moments of the sporting weekend, from Thurles to Santry via Moscow, Stockholm and London.
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20,000 packets of crisps will be given out to fans on the way to the Tyrone Meath All Ireland Qualifier on Saturday as both sides are sponsored by rival brands. What else might be possible?
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Women’s Soccer is in the spotlight with the European Championship finals taking place in Sweden and Raheny United preparing for their first foray into the Champions’ League. Exciting times ahead.
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In celebrating one year since the opening of the London Games we look at what Sport for Business is all about, and invite you to join us in making a difference on the common ground that lies between two vital worlds.
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In September Dublin City Council will name the 22nd bridge to span the Liffey between the East and West Links. Among the five possible names is that of one of the most successful sporting women the city has produced.
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