Kearys Motor Group announces three year sponsorship deal with Cork Camogie 

Kearys Motor Group announces three year sponsorship deal with Cork Camogie 

Keary's Motor Group Announces Three Year Sponsorship Deal With Cork Camogie 2/3/2022 Kearys Motor Group has announced a new three-year sponsorship deal with Cork Camogie, making it one of the largest sponsorships in the sport. Pictured at the announcement are (L-R) Cork camogie players Laura Treacy, Amy Lee and Amy O'Connor Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy

KEARYS Motor Group has announced a new three-year sponsorship deal with Cork Camogie, making it one of the largest sponsorships in the sport.

Kearys’ sponsorship has released a new Cork Camogie jersey in collaboration with O’Neills and will support the Cork Camogie Senior, Intermediate, Minor and U16 camogie teams for the next three years as well as getting involved with both Under 16 and Under 14 Club Championships.

Kearys Motor Group is Ireland’s largest family-owned motor group, representing BMW, Mini, Motorrad, Hyundai, Renault and Nissan franchises across ten dealerships in Cork as well as Kearys Carstore used car supermarkets in Dublin and Cork and We Buy Cars, a national car buying business.

Kearys is enjoying a successful period of expansion and currently employs over 400 people in Cork and Dublin.

“We are delighted and proud to partner Cork Camogie for the next three years with this significant sponsorship that reflects Kearys’ culture, values and team spirit," CEO of Kearys Motor Group, Brendan Keary said.

"We look forward to a great relationship with all the teams and promoting camogie in our community in Cork and women’s sport in general throughout the county.” he added.

“The Cork Camogie teams are an amazing group of athletes and fantastic ambassadors for Cork as we have a great talent pool and determination to succeed. 

"We look forward to working with Kearys Motor Group and forging a successful relationship together over the next three years,” said Mairead Donovan, Cathaoirleach, Cork Camogie.

Keary's Motor Group Announces Three Year Sponsorship Deal With Cork Camogie 2/3/2022
Keary's Motor Group Announces Three Year Sponsorship Deal With Cork Camogie 2/3/2022

The Cork Senior Camogie team have since the turn of the century competed annually at the Senior semi-final stage [21 appearances], went on to compete in 16 finals and winning 9 Senior titles, bringing the tally to 28 senior All Ireland titles which showcases our premier status in the Camogie World - winning the Intermediate All Ireland title in 2018, winning Minor and Under 16 All Ireland titles in the last number of years and multiple Munster titles at Senior, Intermediate, Junior, Minor & U16 level.

The Cork Camogie Senior Team is managed by Matthew Twomey [Douglas] and coached by Davy Fitzgerald [Clare], James Hickey, Brian O Sullivan, Teddy O Donovan & Ger Manley and captained this season by Amy Lee.

The Intermediate Team is Managed by Trevor Coleman [Na Piarsaigh] and coached by David Ellis & Trevor Allen.

The Minor Team is Managed by Jerry Wallace [Midleton] and coached by Michael Boland.

The Under 16 Team is Managed by Donnie Daly [Youghal] and coached by Maurice O Sullivan & John Moloney.

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