Limerick's So Hockey acquires Dublin-based ED Sports

So Hockey is a leading online seller of hockey equipment across Ireland
Limerick's So Hockey acquires Dublin-based ED Sports

Hockey is going through unprecedented growth at grassroots, with new clubs forming and over 32,000 members affiliated to Hockey Ireland. File picture: iStock

Sun, 19 Oct, 2025 - 16:16
Alan Healy

Sports company So Hockey, based in Raheen, Limerick, has expanded into the Dublin market for hockey and cricket equipment through the acquisition of Edward Dwyer Sports Limited, which trades as ED Sports.

So Hockey is a leading online seller of hockey equipment across Ireland and has been operating since 2011.

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