Winners and Losers in Funding
We look at some of the winners and losers in the annual allocation of Irish Sports Council funding, announced in Dublin on Thursday.
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Sport and the Irish Abroad
Sport for Business took to the skies on Thursday morning for the latest in our Members’ Round Table programme. Our focus was Sport and the Irish Abroad. Here are 12 take aways and two initiatives to emerge from the discussion at the Irish Embassy in London.
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Capturing the Science of Sport
A major EU initiative using science and technology to digitally capture the skills of gaelic and basque games has been launched in Dublin. The €2 million project will leave a lasting legacy.
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Splashing the Cash
The National Lottery is busily promoting a €100 million rollover in the Euromillions draw this evening, and using the backdrop of the National Aquatic Centre across all today’s papers.
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Preparing for Peak Performance
The Irish Sports Council and Atomic Sport have completed filming of four new team and athlete stories as part of The Journey 364 initiative, highlighting the preparation that goes into producing peak performance.
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Kellogg’s Renews Golf Deal
Kellogg’s has renewed its association with Golf through the Kellogg’s Nutri Grain Skills Challenge with the GUI National Golf Academy. This brings to four the number of sports it sponsors in Ireland.
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The Balance of Broadcasting Sport
The importance of Broadcasting in sport was highlighted at the EU Conference on Sport through a presentation by Ryle Nugent of RTE on the balance that must be struck between free to air and pay TV coverage.
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An Post Renews Cycling Series
The 2013 An Post Cycle Series is a joint initiative between An Post through their overall support for Cycling, and the Irish Sports Council by way of five local sports partnerships in Sligo, Cork, Meath, Waterford and Clare.
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Major McSponsorship for FAI
The FAI and McDonalds have signed a new sponsorship deal around coaching for kids that will produce an additional 65,000 hours of organised football for 8-10 year olds in the next 12 months.
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Learn from 2012, Plan for 2016
The Irish Sports Council has published a detailed review of what went right for London 2012 and what could be improved in the High Performance programmes of Irish Sports governing bodies.
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