New St Conleth's Naming Sponsor To Be Officially Revealed Tomorrow.

Thursday, 18 May 2023 16:58

Kfm understands from reliable sources that the new naming sponsor is ETEX Ireland Ltd Building Products, Athy, formerly Tegral.

Tomorrow evening, Kildare GAA will sign the naming rights contract for the new St. Conleth’s Park.

The event takes place in St. Conleth’s Park at 5.30 and the name of the new name sponsor has not been officially revealed.

But, Kfm understands from reliable sources that the new naming sponsor is ETEX Ireland Ltd Building Products, Athy, formerly Tegral.

Separately, Kfm understands that the Kildare vs Dublin All Ireland series game has been fixed for Nowlan Park, Kilkenny on Saturday, June 3rd.

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