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Tipperary GAA has agreed a new sponsorship partnership with Borrisoleigh Bottling, suppliers of HyGo Irish Still Spring Water.
The announcement was made last week, with Tipperary GAA CEO Murtagh Brennan welcoming the partnership at the official launch in FBD Semple Stadium before the recent league clash against Limerick.
“We are very proud to partner with a strong local company that shares our values and our commitment to sustainability and community,” he said.
“This partnership reflects what Tipperary GAA is all about – supporting local businesses and, in turn, seeing local businesses support Tipperary GAA. It’s a natural and very positive fit.”
The Borrisoleigh-based company recently launched a commemorative water bottle celebrating Tipperary’s 2025 All-Ireland Final success and now plans to release two further Tipperary GAA-themed bottles.
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