Carlow GAA negotiate naming rights deal with Netwatch
January 19, 2015
General view of Dr Cullen Park, Carlow.
©INPHO/Cathal Noonan.
Carlow GAA has announced an exclusive naming rights deal for Dr Cullen Park and their training centre in Fenagh with local company Netwatch.
County Board Chairman Michael Meaney said: "We are delighted to have a Carlow based company showing the confidence in the GAA to come on board with us.
"The naming rights to stadia is something that other counties have done successfully and Netwatch Cullen Park, is as it is now to be known, is a very positive step for all concerned."
"As a company, Netwatch is committed to supporting people and projects locally and we are delighted to support Carlow GAA," Netwatch CEO David Walsh added.
"The heritage of Dr. Cullen is maintained in the new name of the stadium and this was very important to us and to Carlow GAA. In 2016, the stadium celebrates its 80th year in existence and we look forward to working with Carlow GAA on marking this very significant anniversary."
An official launch will take place later this month to mark this momentous event in Carlow GAA history.
The first game at the newly named Netwatch Cullen Park will be against @KilkennyCLG in the Walsh Cup, Sunday 25th. pic.twitter.com/eLD33aUafy
- Carlow GAA (@Carlow_GAA) January 19, 2015
