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Waterford GAA has announced a new sponsor of the county's hurling and football teams at senior, U-20 and minor grades.
Local company Suir Engineering has signed on for a three-year term as the title sponsor for the county.
Celebrating 40 years in business this year, the Cleaboy Business Park-based company employs more than 1,500 people.
"We are delighted to announce that Suir Engineering has become the official sponsor of Waterford GAA’s county teams in both hurling and football," a statement on the Waterford GAA website reads.
"The new County Jersey, along with all Leisurewear will carry the Suir Engineering Logo, as part of a three-year deal to sponsor both codes at Senior, U20’s, and Minor Grades."
At the official launch of Suir Engineering's title sponsorship of Waterford GAA.
— Waterford GAA (@WaterfordGAA) March 2, 2024
Looking forward to working in partnership with Suir Engineering over the next number of years.
Photos by Noel Browne#SuirEngineering #WaterfordGAA #DéiseAbú pic.twitter.com/m4UGFMWmy6
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