Glanbia Extends Kilkenny Partnership
Glanbia are the latest major player in the agribusiness sector to extend their relationship with sport. The Avonmore brand will adorn Kilkenny shirts for another three years.
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Athletics helps Athlone target Ballina to Beijing
The building of an international standard indoor athletics arena in Athlone was not easy but the rewards are already proving to have been worth it.
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Sport helps Heineken to deliver
Heineken’s strong sales in Ireland and Europe are a positive for sporting sponsorship but nothing can be taken for granted.
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Irish Drugs Report Confirms Nine Bans
The Irish Sports Council report on Drug abuse reveals nine bans handed down during 2012 but that there is a robust programme in place to prevent more.
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Racing for Funds with Down Syndrome Ireland
Sport and Charity come together across the country on Saturday night when Down Syndrome Ireland host fundraising events at seven greyhound stadia across the country.
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Pentathlon Saved, Wrestling Chopped
Modern Pentathlon will be part of the 2020 Olympics but Wrestling, present since the 8th Century will have to fight its case against seven other prospective sports including Squash and Karate.
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Harrington’s Business to Business Play
Padraig Harrington has signed a long term endorsement deal with US based Clune Construction. The deal is all about charity and building business to business relationships.
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Celtic Reap Reward of Euro Success
Celtic head into the last 16 of the UEFA Champions’ League in a stronger financial position than ever before. They have succeeded through prudence in a hyper inflationary world.
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Cricket accelerates through Toyota deal
Toyota Ireland have replaced Volkswagen as the official car sponsor of Cricket Ireland. Their existing relationship with Cricket Australia could yield additional benefit for Ireland’s ambitions in the sport.
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Pentathlon under threat of IOC Axe
Modern Pentathlon is under threat today as the IOC decide on the one sport which will have to pitch again for inclusion in the Olympics from 2020. Irish athletes will be affected.
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