News Articles for Niamh O'Connor

Western Force chief executive Niamh O'Connor is excited about an opportunity for the club to help further increase the presence of rugby union in the community.

Recently retired Western Force lock Sam Carter is excited about his new journey into the business of sport.

State sporting associations and clubs are recruiting seasoned business professionals to lead them.

Both the Western Force and West Coast Fever have announced their respective potential paths to glory next season.

Western Force chief executive Niamh O'Connor says Rugby Australia's decision to create a new domestic competition is a win on and off the pitch.

Sponsor outreach and exposure remain a key focus for many of WA's sporting codes, while grassroots development nurtures the next generation of stars.

Nine Entertainment has extended its working partnership with Rugby Australia, following news the national governing body had signed a new five-year extension to its broadcast rights deal.

Western Australian tourism minister Rita Saffioti says the government's sports tourism strategy is playing a role in higher hotel occupancy rates.

Western Force chief executive officer Niamh O'Connor is hopeful next year's smorgasbord of international rugby can enhance the state's participation numbers.

Three of international rugby's biggest events in the southern hemisphere will be held in Perth next year.

A series of sporting events backed by the state government over the past year have added value to Western Australia’s economy.

An opportunity to further enhance community and gameday experiences is eagerly being awaited by the Western Force.

The Western Force has entered a three-way research partnership project with UK-based Hytro Limited and the University of Western Australia, in a bid for its players to enhance their travel recovery.

The Western Force has announced two changes to its high-performance management team, as it continues towards its goal of being the best club in world rugby.

Sport has become big business in WA, but who runs these organisations and how do they navigate the differing needs of stakeholders?

The Western Force's new chief executive has an unwavering passion to grow rugby union in Western Australia.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Yaya Ouattara, Caigen Wang, Maree Arnason, Derek La Ferla, Ben Morton, Darryl Cuzzubbo, Gavin Lockyer, Niamh O'Connor, Anna Shave, Brendon Grylls and Martina Mariano.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Emma Williamson, Rebecca Moore, Sallese McNeil, Lisa Jansen, Brendan Hurrell, Alan Myers, Monish Paul, Ross McEwan, Andrew Irvine, Niamh O'Connor, Gower He and Stephen Ross.

The Western Force has appointed Niamh O'Connor as chief executive officer, effective immediately.