New Indoor Soccer Facility for Dublin
A new indoor soccer facility has opened near Dublin Airport. It has four pitches and is entering a market that is profitable in the UK.
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O’Connell adds strength to Pinergy launch
Paul O’Connell is lending his strength to a new Irish energy company that is looking to sell pay-as-you-go energy in the same way as the model applies to mobile phones
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Man United enter Twitter-sphere
“New era, same spirit.” With those words Manchester United announced their arrival on Twitter. They have got off to a good start in terms of numbers and content and will doubtless teach a few tricks to others in sport.
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Casement Park Planning Progress
Ulster GAA is one step closer to a redeveloped Casement Park after planning documents were lodged for the scheme, which is in receipt of £60 million funding from the NI Executive.
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Sport and Social Inclusion
The sixth recommendation of the Oireachtas Committee on Alcohol Sponsorship within sport was that sport should be encouraged to be socially inclusive. That is at the very heart of what sport is.
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The Value of Sponsorship to Consumers
A new sponsorship survey of Irish consumers reveals the impact on purchasing intent of a sponsorship, the perceived value of sponsorship versus other forms and more.
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Sailing Secures Rio Sponsorship
The Irish Olympic Sailing Team has secured a four year sponsorship deal with Providence Resources. It will enable competitive preparation at a higher level than for London and medals are the goal.
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Responsible Selling a Minimum Standard
Brands, rights holders and staff should be aware of responsible sales and promotion of alcohol. If that needs a statutory code then so be it.
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Girls Rugby Camps Expanding
More sponsorship and more exposure are following through from the success of Women’s Rugby with Centra and Ulster Rugby expanding their summer camp series for girls aged 12-17.
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Sport and the Arts – Alcohol Apart
Is there any logic to say that an association between alcohol and physical endeavour is any more harmful than one with creativity? Is a music or sporting audience more ‘at risk’?
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