sportseconomics.org

A website that examines the economics of sports or, more accurately, it is an analysis of issues in sport by those with an economic perspective.

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Frees and Set Pieces https://t.co/tz8xux3znf

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Measuring Set-Piece Goals https://t.co/k7r8PPjsg1

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Call for Abstracts - World Players Institute Conference. Dublin, October 2026. https://t.co/dbTboCFIYI

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Limerick v Cork - The Most Exciting Game of 2025
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250 Years of The Wealth of Nations - Adam Smith to Sports Economics https://t.co/DZyVcsqva7

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VAR Has Comsumed Football https://t.co/N4KFqsPA5u

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Pricing Football Jerseys https://t.co/UvBSDX4cgp

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The Price Of Live Football In Ireland https://t.co/xsM0fS2elD

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Christmas Greetings https://t.co/ynhbGXNC6R

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ESEA 2023 - Conference Award https://t.co/RZv5kKeiFq

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Do football referees behave differently within the same game?

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ESEA 2026 - Zurich. Call for papers.
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Will One Hat-Trick Make Kids Wear Green Again?https://t.co/gUg7RRyXqn

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IPTV  Losses https://t.co/22sABXKFXL

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The Inequalities Of Qualifying For The FIFA World Cup https://t.co/JuqvH8ViLA

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Why who you hate matters when it comes to watching soccer. Schadenfreude determines how much post-match content soccer fans watch, writes @daragh_oleary96 @CUBSucc @UCC @Researchirel https://t.co/1HuIuYKzvF

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Optimising Fantasy Premier League Through Statistical Evidence https://t.co/QznjgcN4XU

[Daragh O'Leary @daragh_oleary96]

🚨New Publication🚨

An exploration of English Premier League YouTube highlights consumption: unexpected outcomes & Schadenfreude.

@Robbiembutler and I look at post-match content in the English @premierleague. Consumption goes up when the Big-Six lose.

https://t.co/IbOFenoTGl

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Referee Mistakes And Team Punishments https://t.co/E16RxuPg12

[Daragh O'Leary @daragh_oleary96]

🚨Delighted to share that @Robbiembutler and I's latest effort has been accepted for publication at European Sports Management Quarterly.

A particularly nice paper for me given that my co-author was also my first ever lecturer in economics when I started in @UCC back in 2014.