Kerry Airport Sponsors Kerry Football Club Jersey
Kerry Airport has been announced as the sponsor of the first-ever Kerry FC Jersey ahead of the club’s debut in the SSE Airtricity First Division. The home kit, which is green with white and gold trim and supplied by New Balance, was unveiled this week on the Kerry Airport apron and is ready for take-off in the first home game next month.
The two change kits, which will also feature the Kerry Airport brand, will be available to view and purchase from February. The CEO of Kerry Airport, John Mulhern, said: “The establishment of the new Kerry Football Club is a major milestone in the sporting history of the county. At Kerry Airport, we recognise the crucial role that sport plays in bringing communities together either through playing, coaching or attending matches. Kerry FC will elevate the profile of soccer in the county to a new level while giving talented players an opportunity to shine. We are proud to play our part and we are looking forward to working closely with Kerry FC in their efforts to reach the top ‘flight’ of the League of Ireland.”
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