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THE GAELIC Athletic Association (GAA) has extended its partnership with Etihad Airways, but how does the sponsorship fair on social media platforms?

BEER SPONSORSHIP is a sector close to Frontiers' heart so we are always keen to report on developments from around the world

BRAINS vs HEINEKEN: After a third Grand Slam victory in Cardiff on Saturday, the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) raised a glass or three to new partnership deals in the official ale, lager and cider categories

HARD ON THE heels of a third grand slam in eight years, Welsh rugby can celebrate another success, this time off the field as they have announced partnerships with two beer brands

‘BEER BRAND sponsors football team’ must rank just behind ‘Early customers find Boots closed’ in a list of least exciting headlines and on the face of it, ThaiBev’s Spanish football deal is hardly ground-br…

FOOTBALLERS THE world over may be subject to strict diets and alcohol-free regimes but the same should not apply to fans according to FIFA

IT'S THE BENCHMARK advertising event of the year where brand watchers have the chance to see who’s up and who’s not in terms of trading and confidence. Wh

IT'S A DISPUTE that has lasted 100 years and has been a thorn in the side of one of the largest sponsors in sport but now Anheuser-Busch is looking at the end game in a battle of global domination for…

VIJAY MALYA is the self-proclaimed ‘king of dreams’ but part of his alcohol to airlines empire is turning into a nightmare for the F1 and IPL sponsor. Ki

BUDWEISER vs E.ON: The third round of the ”FA Cup with Budweiser” heralds the entrance of the Premier League’s big guns into the fray. It’s

‘TIS THE SEASON to be jolly but there seems very little festive cheer in our newspapers and on our TV screens.

NOT SATISFIED that its approach for Aussie beer brand Fosters was being taken seriously, SABMiller has gone on the offensive with a hostile takeover bid

THIS SHOULD BE a good week for Danish brewer Carlsberg as it announced its status as official beer partner to Arsenal Football Club in a deal likely to be worth around £10m.

THE BREWING INDUSTRY remains one of the biggest investors in sport despite growing levels of self-regulation and government legislation

THIS COLUMN regularly reviews mergers and acquisitions and attempts to tease out the likely impact on global and local brands so it was with interest that we read SportBusiness latest report on sport in…