Sport for Business is a membership organisation and digital publication focused on the commercial side of Irish sport. It offers membership options for sporting and business organisations of different sizes, along with access to its analysis and insight archive. Its website publishes sports-business news and presents events and a community connecting sport with business. The official membership page gives a business address at 9 Trinity Street in Dublin, Republic of Ireland.
Listed since 30 Sep 2026 · Last verified 30 Sep 2026Same category, HQ in Ireland
BABalls.ie is an Irish sports news and commentary site founded in Dublin in 2010. Its coverage includes Gaelic games, rugby, football and golf, with match stories, opinion and video for sports fans.
Sports media and content
CLClubber is an Irish platform for live and on-demand coverage of Gaelic games and other sport. It lets fans stream lower-tier matches and competitions that may not otherwise appear on national television.
Direct-to-consumer sports streaming
COCork English College is a language school in Cork that adds sport to some of its junior summer English courses. Its published English + Football programme pairs language lessons with Valencia CF coaching, while English + Rugby pairs English study with a Munster Rugby experience. These are specific junior programmes, not a claim that all of its adult or year-round language courses include sport. The football page gives a weekly language component and programme certificate; individual dates, ages, training timetable and availability belong to the current course listing. The college operates in central Cork, where its contact page provides a St Patrick’s Bridge address, and its terms identify Cork English College Ltd as the provider. The school belongs in a sport-linked Education category because those courses explicitly use club-led football and rugby as part of language learning; the sport partners’ participation should be checked against the intake under consideration.
English-language school with football and rugby summer programmes
EQEquiRatings provides data-led reporting, analysis and storytelling for equestrian competition. Its tools and content help event organisers, teams and media partners assess performance and explain results to audiences.
Equestrian performance data
GYGymix FM provides customised workout music and radio channels for gyms and fitness studios. Its service combines playlists with motivation, class announcements and messages promoting the gym’s products and services. The website describes channels for workout floors, reception areas, pools and studios. Its company LinkedIn page lists Cork, Ireland as headquarters. Gymix serves fitness businesses rather than selling sports equipment; its own performance and sales claims are marketing claims, not independently verified outcomes.
Custom gym music and radio
LOLocker brings news and updates from multiple sports, leagues and teams into a personalised feed. Fans can follow the competitions they care about in one app rather than switching among separate sources.
Personalised sports news app
NANativz Gaming Limited develops esports products and services for league operators, educators and brands. Its Nemesis platform supports white-label tournament management, gamer-data insights and tools for players to track their skills. The company also runs Ireland Esports Leagues and describes school, university and workplace competitions. Its own product page distinguishes these services from Nativz Esports Club. The legal terms identify Nativz Gaming Limited as the operator, and its overseas-company filing records Irish incorporation and an address in Dublin.
Esports software and learning platform
NTnTrai is an Irish multimedia business offering live streaming, video production and athlete management. Its first-party site describes streaming events, creating video content for organisations and working with athletes as brand ambassadors. The team page includes founder David O'Shea and video-production, design and athlete-liaison roles. The contact page gives a business address at John's Square in Limerick, Ireland.
Sports media and athlete representation
