By Robbie Butler
On Friday the 3rd of November 2017 I will be presenting some of our sports economics research at the newly opened Skellig Centre for Research and Innovation in Caherciveen, Co. Kerry.
The Centre is a unique higher education and community development partnership between the Department of Adult Continuing Education in UCC, Kerry County Council & South Kerry Development Partnership (SKDP). It will serve as an outreach university campus for higher education, research and entrepreneurship and hopes to fosters collaboration, community building, and a higher education research and entrepreneurial spirit in Co. Kerry.
Next week three poster presentations will be on display in the days prior to the event, with the public afforded the chance to view the work. The issues addressed in these posters are:
I will then present the work from 7pm on Friday the 3rd of November 2017 at the Centre in Caherciveen. All are welcome.
On Friday the 3rd of November 2017 I will be presenting some of our sports economics research at the newly opened Skellig Centre for Research and Innovation in Caherciveen, Co. Kerry.
The Centre is a unique higher education and community development partnership between the Department of Adult Continuing Education in UCC, Kerry County Council & South Kerry Development Partnership (SKDP). It will serve as an outreach university campus for higher education, research and entrepreneurship and hopes to fosters collaboration, community building, and a higher education research and entrepreneurial spirit in Co. Kerry.
Next week three poster presentations will be on display in the days prior to the event, with the public afforded the chance to view the work. The issues addressed in these posters are:
- Competition Structure Change, Competitive Balance, and Attendance in the GAA (John Considine).
- The Evolution of Sports Broadcasting - The Case of the Premier League and GAA (Robbie Butler).
- Relative Age in Association Football (David Butler).
I will then present the work from 7pm on Friday the 3rd of November 2017 at the Centre in Caherciveen. All are welcome.
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