Team GB enjoyed its most successful Winter Olympics in history at the recent Sochi games.

For many, the image conjured when thinking about Irish sport will be that of the plucky underdog, often unlucky in defeat, sometimes gleeful in victory.

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With the Paralympics in full swing, we look at how disability sport is seen in Britain and whether it can break into the mainstream.

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It may have looked a little like a gathering of gap year students on the snow, but the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi managed to capture the imagination of people all over the world. Sports that many have never heard of let alone tried were thrust into the spotlight after unprecedented television coverage and British success.

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So Kevin Pietersen's England career is over. With legal wranglings and dressing room secrecy it is unlikely that we will ever know the real reasons for the ECB decision to end his career for him.

The first round of fixtures in the 2014 RBS 6 Nations kicked off with a bang last weekend, with Wales beating Italy, France getting the better of England, and Ireland downing Scotland.

With the RBS 6 Nations nearly upon us and teams set to be announced for the first round of fixtures, gym goers all around the world will train their eyes on their TV's for their 'gym-spiration'. Rugby players are now the epitome of fitness, with size, speed, strength and power contributing hugely to the modern game.

Coverage of sport in Britain in terms of television coverage has never been greater. Whenever you turn on Sky Sports or BT Sport, you are unlikely to be more than a couple of hours from some sort of live event, with Sky Sports News on air 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The ISAF Sailing World Cup heads to America's east coast from January 27th as the latest leg of the series takes plays on the beautiful Biscayne Bay with over 500 sailors from 48 countries registered to take part.

The crest fallen look on David Moyes' face reflected a debut season in charge of Manchester United that has at best been underwhelming and at worst utterly disastrous.

We have taken a look at some of the big numbers from the past year relating to our activities and those of our clients...it makes fascinating reading.

For many sports teams, federations and organisations this has been a bumper year with record turnover.