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Munster Team Up Again With Bank of Ireland

23rd May 2013 By Munster Rugby

Munster Team Up Again With Bank of Ireland

It’s been confirmed today that Bank of Ireland has agreed to become main sponsor of Munster Rugby from July 2013. The sponsorship includes exclusive branding of all playing and training kit for the Munster senior and "A" teams.

The agreement, which is set to run for five seasons, continues a long relationship with the Bank dating back 15 years to 1998, firstly as main sponsor and more recently as official banking partner. ""

Speaking at the Bank of Ireland’s National Enterprise Week event in Thomond Park this morning, David Merriman, Regional Manager South West said:“We are delighted to renew what has been a very successful association with Munster Rugby.

"This announcement will extend our formal association dating back 15 years and this represents a proud relationship for our bank with this great province.

"The unique identity of Munster Rugby together with its large and loyal support base throughout Ireland provides an excellent fit for Bank of Ireland and we look forward to promoting Munster Rugby and our association with them through more than 70 branches in Munster, with our large customer base and in strong partnership between Munster Rugby and our staff. It also provides a powerful platform for Bank of Ireland to engage with the Munster Rugby public”.

Commenting on the announcement, Garrett Fitzgerald, CEO Munster Rugby said: “Munster Rugby is pleased to have Bank of Ireland become our main sponsor from next season onwards.

"We have had a fantastic relationship with Bank of Ireland extending back to the early professional days of Munster Rugby and seeing it come full circle demonstrates the value we both see in such a partnership.

We look forward to more successful days ahead."

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