Kearys Motor Group – a proud sponsor of Cork Camogie – has presented a new 261 Kearys Renault Trafic kit van to Cork Camogie. 

The new van was handed over by Kevin Smith, CFO, Kearys Motor Group, at a Cork training session at MTU in advance of the championship season.

As part of this agreement, Kearys Motor Group sponsors teams across multiple levels, including senior, U23, junior, minor, and U16, as well as the U16 and U14 club championships. 

This represents the largest camogie county sponsorship in Ireland, totalling €235,000 over three years to secure sponsorship rights, alongside additional investment by Kearys in activation initiatives.

Speaking about the continued partnership, CEO of Kearys Motor Group, Brendan Keary, said: ‘We are proud to continue our sponsorship of Cork Camogie with this significant partnership that reflects Kearys’ culture, values, and team spirit. We recognise the commercial value of camogie as one of Ireland’s leading and fastest-growing sports for women and girls, whose players devote so much time and energy to competing at the highest level.

‘We look forward to promoting camogie in the community, and supporting women’s sport throughout Cork and nationally and wish all teams best of luck in the Championship competitions.'

Padraig Treacy, Chairperson of Cork Camogie, added: ‘The Cork Camogie teams are an exceptional group of athletes and fantastic ambassadors for Cork, as demonstrated by their success over the past number of years. We look forward to growing our partnership with Kearys together this season.’

Since becoming title sponsors in 2022, Kearys Motor Group has celebrated significant success with Cork Camogie, including two All-Ireland senior championship victories, bringing the O’Duffy Cup back to Leeside in 2023 and 2024, winning the national league Division 1A in 2025 as well as the All-Ireland intermediate championship title in 2024.