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A ladies GAA club in Waterford has secured a three-year sponsorship deal with a local business in Kilmacthomas.
St Anne's Camogie and Ladies Football Club has landed a deal with Phelan's Centra, with athletes receiving new jerseys, gear bags, half-zips and training tops on Monday evening (June 24).
The Chairperson of St. Anne's, Dave Murray, expressed his enthusiasm at the new sponsorship deal and said, "We are thrilled to have Phelan’s Centra Kilmacthomas as our sponsor. Their support not only provides essential gear for our team but also boosts our players' morale. We look forward to a successful collaboration."
Pat Phelan, owner of Phelan’s Centra Kilmacthomas, added, "Supporting St. Anne's Camogie and LGFA Club is a way for us to give back to our local community. We are proud to be part of their journey and success."
The new kits were unveiled in Centra Kilmacthomas, attended by players, coaches, and owners Pat and Anne Phelan.
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