John Harrington is the Editor of PRWeek UK, specializing in writing about the PR and communications industry. With experience as a deputy editor and news editor for publications like M&C Report and Morning Advertiser, John brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his coverage of the industry.
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By: John Harrington, Pat Shrader
Golden Year Gigs The gig workplace — short-term contract and freelance work — has become a significant part of the American economy.
New ground was broken in World GAA earlier this month when three Gaelic games Coach Educators – Jamie Queeney, Jenny Rispin, and Paddy O'Connor – travelled to Galicia in Spain to participate in an Erasmus + exchange initiative.
A comprehensive analysis of the economic impact of Gaelic games and a measurement of its Social Value and Social Return on Investment has produced a landmark report, the first of its kind in Irish sport.
An independent analysis of Gaelic games activity by Sheffield Hallam University's Sport Industry Research group published today has found that the Social Value of Gaelic games is worth at least €2.87 billion to Irish society.
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