The one millionth spectator at this year’s All Ireland Championships will pass through the turnstiles at Croke Park on Sunday. It’s a strong testament to the appeal of the games in a year that has had much competition.
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Volkswagen is extending its support for Irish sport through sponsoring next week’s PGA Southern Championship at Powerscourt, and is hinting at more to come in the world of golf.
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Allianz had a clear vision of what they wanted to bring to the partnership with Paralympics Ireland, as well as a clear link between the achievements of the athletes and the challenges feared by insurance customers.
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English rugby’s second tier clubs have secured new funding but problems remain with the relationship between clubs in the Aviva Premiership and those who compete against them and would replace them.
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Why did Renault choose Paralympics Ireland as a key sporting partner back in 2010 and what have been the highlights of the relationship as the team prepares for the London 2012 Paralympic Games?
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The second season of the RaboDirect Pro12 was launched this week in Glasgow. It will herald the opening of a rugby campaign that will include the Heineken and Amlin Cup finals in Dublin, as well as a Lions tour.
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Sports like cycling, athletics, volleyball and swimming that drew an audience at the Olympics could be about to enjoy 24 hour exposure via a new sports channel. Could there be a material benefit for Irish sport?
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The Bus Éireann Women’s National League gets underway this weekend with a new team for the second season. Women’s Sport has the greatest potential for commercial growth and soccer sees that clearly.
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Handball created a lot of coverage at the Olympics and the Irish (Olympic) Handball association is looking to capitalise on the curiosity by hosting a street handball festival for 24 corporate teams in Dublin.
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The real inspiration for kids lies in meeting the stars of sport. British swimming is showing how a ‘Heroes’ tour can be organised. Is it not possible for Irish sport, with a sponsor, to do the same?
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