Antrim GAA’s Senior Hurlers preparations for next season are underway following the handover of a brand-new kit van, generously provided by Trust Ford.
New Antrim Senior Hurling Manager Michael McShane was on hand to receive the keys from Donal Gallagher of Trust Ford at the Antrim GAA Centre in Dunsilly, alongside representatives from Antrim GAA and Trust Ford.
Antrim GAA Chairperson Séamus McMullan thanked Trust Ford for its continued commitment to Gaelic Games in the county.
“Trust Ford has been a strong supporter of Antrim GAA over a number of years, and this latest partnership is another milestone in what has become a strong and valued relationship. Practical support like this makes a real difference to our players and management, and we are extremely grateful to Donal and the entire Trust Ford team. We look forward to continuing to build on our relationship as we drive Antrim hurling forward together.”
Dermot Rafferty, Regional Director NI and Channel Islands at TrustFord, said: “At TrustFord, we're passionate about supporting the communities we serve, and we're delighted to provide this Ford Transit Custom to Antrim GAA. We hope this vehicle will prove to be a valuable asset for the hurling team, helping them transport equipment safely and reliably. We'd like to wish everyone involved with Antrim GAA the very best of luck for the season ahead, and we look forward to following their progress.
