GAA announce new sponsors

GAA president, Nickey Brennan, today announced the new sponsors for the senior All-Ireland Hurling and Football Championships.

GAA announce new sponsors
Wed, 19 Mar, 2008 - 12:43
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The GAA has today unveiled its new multi-sponsor model for the Summer GAA All-Ireland Senior Football and Hurling Championships.

Said to be on course to net the association an estimated €1.5m per deal annually, the arrangement was confirmed by GAA HQ this afternoon.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: IrelandPlace: IrishPlace: Dublin CityPlace: Georges QuayPerson: Nickey BrennanPerson: Tony MeenaghanPerson: Sarah DempseyEvent: All-Ireland Hurling and Football ChampionshipsEvent: Summer GAA All-Ireland Senior Football and Hurling ChampionshipsEvent: All-IrelandEvent: GAA Football All-Ireland ChampionshipEvent: GAA Hurling All-Ireland ChampionshipEvent: All-Ireland championshipsEvent: All-Ireland inter-county hurling and football championshipsEvent: Hurling and Football ChampionshipsEvent: GAA ChampionshipEvent: GAA Hurling and Football ChampionshipsOrganisation: GAAOrganisation: GAA HQOrganisation: ToyotaOrganisation: Ulster BankOrganisation: VodafoneOrganisation: Etihad AirwaysOrganisation: GuinnessOrganisation: RTÉOrganisation: Croke ParkOrganisation: Smurfit School of Business and Sponsorship
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