The Newry-based company behind the 'Player Proximity' white paper that provided detail of contact between Premier League players ahead of a return to training this week hopes to be soon in a position to provide similar information to its GAA clients.
How is business going for you during the pandemic? Ask that question of a publican, restaurateur, hairdresser, driving instructor or clothing retailer, and you can guess what the answer is.
Most wedding and event photographers in Ireland have closed their businesses and don't have any client bookings until the autumn. Many fear that their firms will collapse unless State aid is extended.
Ruby Walsh fears that an 11-week lay-off for Irish racing amid the Covid-19 pandemic could see "a racecourse or two go by the wayside" and be unable to reopen.
Jacuzzis, steam rooms and swimming pools are "a thing of the past" in Ben Dunne's network of gyms as a result of Covid-19. The businessman said that he will be doing well if half of his 10 gyms reopen due to his stance on safety.
Global airlines appear to have reached their peak of inactivity in the face of the coronavirus outbreak.
Strong energy demand throughout April and May from agri-foods, IT, pharmaceuticals and bio-sciences points to the sectors of the economy likely to be least affected by the Covid-19 shutdown.
