Manguard Plus secures naming rights for Kildare GAA Centre of Excellence
James Thorpe
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On the back of an ongoing successful partnership between Manguard Plus and Kildare GAA, the former has extended its commitment to the organisation by extending its sponsorship for another five years.
In light of this news, Manguard has in fact secured the naming rights for the ‘Kildare GAA Centre of Excellence’ – which will now be called ‘Manguard Park’ – as well as sponsorship of the Minor football league and championship for the term of the new deal.
Manguard Plus & Kildare GAA
Speaking at the launch, Sean Hall, Managing Director, Manguard Plus commented: “I am delighted that Manguard Plus is continuing its association with Kildare GAA.
“The organisation is a force for good in our community; both staff and volunteers put in huge efforts to attract, retain and grow its membership. Its place in our community is now more important than ever as young people are really experiencing huge pressures and stress.
“I am a passionate advocate for young people and believe that engaging in sport gives them lifelong skills that can be transferred to all areas of their lives – commitment, teamwork, dedication and hard work.
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“It gives them a sense of community, of being part of something and that is vital for all aspects of a person’s life
“This new five year agreement between Manguard Plus and Kildare GAA is going to further cement the ties we have in this county and I’m personally very excited about the future of Kildare GAA. Cill Dara Abu!”
Manguard Plus: A key supporter and promoter
Praising the company for its ongoing support, Mick Gorman, Chairperson, Kildare GAA added: “We are delighted to renew our partnership and sponsorship agreement with Manguard Plus for an additional five years.
“Manguard Plus has been a fantastic supporter and promoter of Kildare GAA for many years.
“Without the support of local businesses such as Manguard Plus, who cares deeply about its community, the valuable work done by all involved in Kildare GAA, the continued growth and success would not be possible.
“We thank them for their continued commitment in moving forward with us for another five years.”
