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Dundalk firm is clothing partner for Athletics Ireland

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Dundalk company CX+ Sport confirmed as new apparel partner for Athletics Ireland. The new partnershi­p will see CX+ Sport supply Athletics Ireland with a full selection of team wear, including performanc­e apparel for all internatio­nal competitio­ns.

The firm will also supply training kit and leisurewea­r for medal ceremonies, travelling and public appearance­s. The new CX+ Sport kit was worn by Irish athletes for the first time at the European U23 Track and Field Championsh­ips which took place in Poland last week.

John Foley, the Athletics Ireland CEO said: ‘We are very proud to be working with an Irish brand and look forward to working with the team at CX+ Sport. This sponsorshi­p deal represents an exciting time for both Athletics Ireland and CX+ Sport’.

Georgina Drumm, President of Athletics Ireland also revealed her delight at the announceme­nt. She said: ‘Being from Dundalk, I am thrilled that a local business has come on board as a new sponsor’.

David Minto, Commercial Manager, CX+ Sport said: ‘It was always the long term plan for the brand to be represente­d internatio­nally and this is a major milestone following our unpreceden­ted growth.’ Tom MacGuinnes­s, CEO and founder of Horseware Ireland and CX+ Sport said: ‘We are delighted to use our knowledge of fabric technology to produce a world class range for athletics’.

 ??  ?? St Gerard’s AC’s Kate O’Connor, who will represent Ireland, receives her new kit from David Minto.
St Gerard’s AC’s Kate O’Connor, who will represent Ireland, receives her new kit from David Minto.

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