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CityJet New Sponsor of London GAA Senior Championships

CityJet has been announced as the new sponsor of London GAA’s senior championships.

The airline, which has its major hub at London City Airport, is the new title sponsor of both London senior football and senior hurling championships. London GAA is affiliated to Ireland’s major national sporting organisation, which has hundreds of thousands of players and members, mainly in Ireland but also with affiliates across the globe.

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Brendie Brien, Provincial Council GAA in Britain, with Astou N’Diaye, CityJet.

Making the announcement, Cathal O’Connell, CityJet’s Chief Commercial Officer, said: “London GAA plays a pivotal role in the lives of thousands of Irish people living in the greater London area – and increasingly through its schools’ programme is attracting players with no family connections to Ireland. We are delighted to sponsor competitions for an organisation that is at the centre of Irish life for so many in London and offers a home from home. The GAA helps in linking Irish people together when abroad but also in integrating them with their neighbours and the wider community.”

Mark Gottsche, London GAA Secretary, said: “London GAA is delighted to have CityJet onboard as the title sponsor of the London Senior Football and Hurling Championship for 2016. We are especially delighted to attract such an internationally recognised brand to work in partnership with us in the promotion of our games and competitions here in London.

“We have built an excellent relationship with CityJet over the past number of years through travel for our Inter County Teams for National League and Championship games in Ireland. As  an organisation we are looking forward to working closely with CityJet over the coming year in what promises to be another exciting year in the Senior Football and Hurling Championship in London.”

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