They came from an amalgamation of St Joseph’s on the East Wall and O’Connell Boys on the North Wall. The amalgamation to form one club in recent years meant that there was only one GAA club operating in the inner city of Dublin.
But that has been a source of pride and a way to galvanise the area, troubled in recent times by loss of jobs, drugs and violence. In dark times sport can provide the kind of relief that gets a community through and AIG have captured that sense in the latest of their Dub Chronicle videos…
Sport for Business works with over 220 of Ireland’s leading organisations in sport and business. We regularly feature in depth looks at how members like the GAA, FAI, PwC, AIG and Littlewoods Ireland bring the relationship between sport and business to life. Here is a look at what we do…
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Find out more about our next major event looking at the impact of Sport for Social Good in September 2017.
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