The Business of Women’s Sport
24 Hours out from The Business of Women’s Sport and our thanks to the Irish Times who feature the conference in today’s newspaper and online. This is what the day holds.
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UK Youth Sport Scheme Under Threat
A scholarship scheme for young athletes that produced 44 medallists at London 2012 is under threat of closure after the withdrawal of central funding. If it’s needed, it’s of value. Could we create something similar here?
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A Taste of Dubai at Carton House
Emirates is to mark its second year of sponsorship of the Irish Open Golf tournament with ‘A taste of Dubai’, on course advertising and activation among the visitors to Carton House next week.
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Irish Women enjoying soccer spotlight
The Irish Women’s soccer team are in action against Austria tonight and are enjoying a welcome level of publicity in the mainstream media. Not as much as it should be but a sign of progress.
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Splash of colour on fun run circuit
It’s a colourful fun run with a difference, perfectly suited to the UK sponsor Dulux, but running in Cork and Dun Laoghaire without a headline sponsor in 2013.
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Women’s Sport Conference Covered
The Business of Women’s Sport Conference at UCD Smurfit Business School this Thursday was covered prominently in media this weekend.
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Diageo threat to jobs over drinks ban
The proposed ban on alcohol involvement in sport could lead to a reduction in the 62,000 jobs and the €1 billion of exports which the sector currently supports in Ireland, according to the Country Manager of Diageo.
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Life Lessons from Golf
Last night’s closing round of the US Open Golf Championship had some valuable lessons in the role of confidence, leadership and sportsmanship.
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USA to Bid to Host Rugby 7’s World Cup
US interest in hosting the Rugby 7’s World Cup in 2018, and their building a powerful bid team around that will accelerate development of the sport internationally. How ready is Ireland to benefit?
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Moving Time on Sports Funding
Sport for Business is to work with Ulster Bank and a number of other parties on developing a series of ideas for presentation to Government on how sports funding can be moved to a different level within Ireland.
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