The support of 1,500 staff and dealers was crucial to the signing and the activation of Topaz Energy’s succesful partnership with Paralympics Ireland. We find out how on the day the Games get under way in London.
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Kilmacud Crokes have unveiled a new sponsor for the 40th running of the clubs All Ireland Hurling Sevens tournament on the eve of the All Ireland Hurling Final.
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Irish bookmaker Paddy Power has announced a 79% increase in half year profits in Ireland, as well as growth in all its key divisions and areas of operation.
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The complexity of bidding for such major sports events as those currently being considered by Ireland has been highlighted by news of a major investigation by FIFA into the awarding of past and future World Cups.
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It started out as support for one man’s ambition through the Vodafone World of Difference initiative. We talk to Robert Hyland about how Vodafone’s support grew into a tier one sponsorship of Team Ireland.
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The traditional curtain raiser to the College American Football season takes place in Dublin this weekend, sponsored by The Gathering. There are a host of events taking place around the 50,000 sell out.
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The success of the Donegal football team has been a shot in the arm for a Waterford based sportswear manufacturer. Azzurri Sport are rushing thousands of new replica kits to the home of the Four Masters.
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Continuing our series on the sponsorship of Team ireland at the Paralympic Games, we caught up with Partnership Manager Patrick Haslett to discover the ways in which the relationships were developed.
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The olympic feelgood factor is not only being felt in Britain. Nor is it restricted to the highest profile sports. Read about the online broadcasting deal signed by German Volleyball.
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The battle against doping in sport is one that can never be relaxed. Following our opinion column on Saturday, some have suggested that questions need to be asked of anti doping authorities to ensure sport is clean.
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