In the Press.

The Foundation, which seeks to empower youths to tackle inequalities they face, has joined forces with sports tech firm, Clubforce.

Clubforce, the Irish tech business making sport happen, has partnered with the Rio Ferdinand Foundation to drive inclusivity in sport.

The Galway-based sports management platform will work with Rio Ferdinand’s foundation to support young people on both sides of the Irish Sea.

Irish sport club management app Clubforce has partnered with the youth and community development charity the Rio Ferdinand Foundation to drive diversity in sport.

The partnership will see the Rio Ferdinand Foundation reach more youths across the UK to positively impact their lives, helping them improve their wellbeing and realise their potential.

The Foundation, which seeks to empower youths to tackle inequalities they face, has joined forces with sports tech firm, Clubforce. Clubforce is the only all-in-one sports club management platform that enables club volunteers to manage all aspects of their club from a single interface.

Having recently sold his sports tech business Comórtais to Clubforce, Feidhlim Byrne reflects on his entrepreneurial journey.

“Ultimately we’d love to maintain as many of the 2000 members as possible and, not only that, grow the new lottery as well with access to a different audience online.”

“The Sport industry in Ireland supports 64,000 jobs, stimulates €3.3 billion in household spending and contributes 3.7 billion gross value added to the Irish economy” – Jack Chambers, Minister of Sport and the Gaeltacht.