Tag: Ireland

Connacht Rugby truly momentous night

Article posted by Coliseum, January 29^th, 2026

After the din had finally died down and the capacity 12,481 headed into the Galway (Ireland) rain, Connacht Rugby could reflect with pride on a truly momentous night. ‘THE IRISH TIMES’ stated that the atmosphere generated by a passionate home crowd in their shiny new stand and those around the... » Read more

Leinster Rugby home now Laya Arena

Article posted by Coliseum, December 10^th, 2025

Laya Healthcare has been announced as the naming partner for the revamped 20,000-capacity RDS (Ireland). ‘Irish Examiner’ stated that the new multipurpose venue, home to Leinster Rugby and the annual Dublin Horseshow, will now be known as the Laya Arena and is due to reopen at the back end of... » Read more

Dublin plans ‘Home of Irish Winter Sports’

Article posted by Coliseum, May 12^th, 2025

New images have been released showcasing designs for a proposed first-of-its-kind Winter sports and entertainment arena in Dublin (Ireland). ‘Irish Independent’ stated that the proposed €190m development is planned for a site in Cherrywood, South Dublin (Ireland) and would mark a major... » Read more

GAA ‘age-friendly’ venue access for fans

Article posted by Coliseum, May 2^nd, 2025

The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and Age Friendly Ireland – the national organization delivering the Government vision of an Age Friendly Ireland – recently announced a new partnership to enhance the GAA experience for the older members and the supporters. ‘GAA’ stated that in... » Read more

New name for Ireland GAA’s Cusack Park

Article posted by Coliseum, March 19^th, 2025

Cusack Park in Ennis in the Republic of Ireland is to be renamed Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg following a sponsorship deal between Clare GAA and the American firm Zimmer Biomet. The Irish Times said the agreement is for the stadium to take on the new name for the next three years, and it is... » Read more

Plum grant for Bohs ‘Home of Irish Football’

Article posted by Coliseum, November 15^th, 2024

The oldest football club in Ireland has been granted a Large Scale Sports Infrastructure Fund (LSSIF) Fund. ‘HOT PRESS’ stated that the Irish professional association football club – the Bohemian Football Club – have been approved for a €24,700,000 grant under the Large Scale Sport... » Read more