Irish Olympic Team is named
The Olympic Council of Ireland has named a 65 strong team for London 2012. 14 sports are represented by a team that draws 20% of its number from Northern Ireland and is made up 45% of female athletes.
Read MoreJul 5, 2012 | News Members, Olympics, Sports marketing
The Olympic Council of Ireland has named a 65 strong team for London 2012. 14 sports are represented by a team that draws 20% of its number from Northern Ireland and is made up 45% of female athletes.
Read MoreJul 5, 2012 | Finance, News Members, Soccer
Soccer remains the world’s most popular sport but financial troubles at Glasgow Rangers, Man United and Dundalk FC show that all is not well beneath the surface, albeit with diffeent impact on fans.
Read MoreJul 5, 2012 | News Members, Olympics, Swimming
Dublin will play host to five of the world’s top Water polo teams this week as Hungary, Great Britain, Montenegro, Romania and Croatia compete for the Dublin Cup at the National Aquatic Centre
Read MoreJul 4, 2012 | News Members
The appetite for sport and the need for investment have been highlighted by news that the Sports Capital Programme has been heavily oversubscribed.
Read MoreJul 4, 2012 | News Members, Soccer
A €30 million development at Windsor Park in Belfast moved a step closer this week with the appointment of Hamilton Architechts to lead the project. Planning applications will be made before the end of 2012.
Read MoreJul 4, 2012 | GAA, News Members
The Gaelic Players Association, together with commercial supporters, are reaching out to disadvantaged groups by providing a pilot community camp this week at Dublin City University
Read MoreJul 4, 2012 | Cricket, News Members
Cricket Ireland will look for a break in the weather this morning as it hopes to match momentum at the crease to that being achieved in the administration of the sport
Read MoreJul 3, 2012 | News Members, Sailing, Sports Tourism
The Volvo Ocean Race came ashore in the early hours of this morning, forming the centrepiece of an eight day festival that will put Galway on a global stage.
Read MoreJul 3, 2012 | GAA, News Members
The Bus Éireann National Hurling and Camogie Féile is coming to Dublin for the first time in 30 years. 4,000 boys and girls will parade in the capital on Thursday night to kick off a wonderful three days of action.
Read MoreJul 3, 2012 | News Members, Olympics
Brands involved in sport need to carefully manage their own reputation when a shadow is cast over an event. Preparation is the key to avoiding collateral damage from events outside the sponsor’s control.
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