Kirby Group Engineering has been unveiled as the main sponsor for camogie in County Galway, in a five-year deal. The agreement with Galway County Camogie Board will see Kirby’s logo feature on the jerseys of the Senior, U23 and U18 teams and further demonstrates Kirby’s commitment to supporting local communities where it operates in Ireland, the UK, mainland Europe and South Africa. Established in 1964, family-founded firm Kirby is a leading mechanical and engineering contractor. It directly employs over 1,800 people and actively promotes diversity and inclusion at each of its locations. Three years ago, it unveiled a third-level bursary programme which aims to provide women with valuable opportunities in the broader engineering industry.
CEO at Kirby Henry McCann spoke to Tommy Devane at the launch...
Paul Kelly, Chairperson of Galway Camogie also spoke to Tommy Devane...
Pictured at the announcement are Kirby CEO Henry McCann, Galway Senior Camogie Manager Cathal Murray, Galway Senior Camogie players Niamh McPeake and Niamh Niland, Galway Senior Camogie Vice Captain Dervla Higgins and her fellow Vice Captain Aoife Donohue, Kirby COO John Grogan and Kirby Marketing Manager Claire Brennan. Photo: Andrew Downes
