Cork camogie and Kearys extend sponsorship deal
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Kearys Motor Group have extended its sponsorship of Cork camogie for the next three years. The motor sales company have been Cork's title sponsor since 2022 and the new agreement will run to 2027.
“Our Cork camogie teams are an amazing group of athletes and are fantastic ambassadors for Cork as we have proven with huge successes over the past three years both at adult and underage levels," said Cork camogie chairperson, Mairead Donovan.
“Cork as a county are one of the most successful since the 21st century began and over the past 24 years, the Cork inter-county team have competed successfully at senior, intermediate, junior, minor and under-16 levels winning multiple All-Ireland and Munster titles."
Kearys CEO Brendan Keary added: “We are delighted and proud to partner Cork camogie for the next three years with this significant sponsorship that reflects Kearys’ culture, values, inclusivity and team spirit.
"We recognise the value of camogie as one of Ireland’s leading and growing sports for women and girls and we look forward to continuing our great relationship with all the teams who compete at the highest level."
The new Cork camogie jersey will be launched by Kearys next month.
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