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The team at DkIT receiving their new jerseys from ControlSoft
ControlSoft Automation Systems recently visited Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) to present the GAA club with new jerseys, marking their continued sponsorship of the teams.
Representing DKIT at the event were Aoife Gregory, GAA Development Officer and Bronagh McGrane, Sports and Societies Officer, along with several players from the club.
Luke Murray, Business Development Executive and Dylan Corrigan, Automation Engineer attended on behalf of ControlSoft to officially hand over the new gear, strengthening the partnership between the company and DkIT’s sports community.
Aoife Gregory expressed her gratitude, stating, "We are thrilled to have ControlSoft as a sponsor. Their support plays a vital role in helping our teams perform at their best, both on and off the pitch."
Luke Murray from ControlSoft added, "We are proud to be supporting DKIT’s GAA club and look forward to seeing the teams excel while wearing their new jerseys.
"This partnership is an important part of our ongoing commitment to community and sport."
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