This business is dedicated to inspiring the next generation of hurlers by creating personalised hurling books. Since its establishment in August 2020, it operates from an office in Ireland, designing, printing, and selling unique hurling-themed books. These books offer optimistic and inspirational storytelling, tailored to meet individual customer preferences, including choosing a favourite county team, personalizing the name featured throughout the book, and adding a personal message. With artistic design and high-quality scripts, each book is a 10-page action-packed experience. The business is entirely self-sufficient, with full copyright ownership, handling all production in-house without any suppliers. It engages its target audience through social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook, where it has already gathered a loyal following, reflecting the sport's immense popularity in Ireland.
The owner is seeking to sell the business due to time constraints as they are returning to college. They believe the venture has significant growth opportunities and could greatly benefit from a company with expertise in book retail or printing. Inventory details are undisclosed, but the business comprises valuable assets like brand assets, custom technology, social media accounts, domains, and website content—all contributing to its slick online presence and initial sales success. The ideal buyer would be a company looking to expand within the book or printing industry, and post-sale support will be included to ensure a smooth transition. The business offers promising expansion potential for an established company in a related sphere.
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