Limerick soccer clubs encouraged to enter €55k initiative

In attendance during the Circle K | FAI Cash for Clubs Campaign launch are, from left, Circle K Market Development Director Gillian McGowran, Lucie McEvoy, former Republic of Ireland International Kevin Doyle, Aifric Kelly and former Republic of Ireland International Julie-Ann Russell at the FAI National Training Centre in Abbotstown | SPORTSFILE

placeholder image — In attendance during the Circle K | FAI Cash for Clubs Campaign launch are, from left, Circle K Market Development Director Gillian McGowran, Lucie McEvoy, former Republic of Ireland International Kevin Doyle, Aifric Kelly and former Republic of Ireland International Julie-Ann Russell at the FAI National Training Centre in Abbotstown | SPORTSFILE

Circle K has this week launched the 2026/27 Cash for Clubs campaign

SOCCER clubs across Limerick can win their share of €55,000 as part of a new initiative giving money to support the sport at grassroots level.

Circle K has this week launched the 2026/27 Cash for Clubs campaign, giving communities across Ireland the opportunity to help their local football clubs win a share of €55,000 in cash and branded equipment prizes.

Now entering its fourth year, the initiative has seen the company invest €250,000 to local clubs.

Former Ireland internationals Kevin Doyle and Julie-Ann Russell, who both started their footballing journeys at grassroots level and are both actively involved in the game, helped launch this year’s campaign.

Running until the end of April next year, the campaign rewards both football clubs and supporters through the Circle K Extra app, whilst also giving members the chance to win weekly €500 cash prizes.

To take part, customers must download the Circle K Extra app, register for the campaign and select the local football club they want to support.

At the end of the initiative, one club will win a grand prize of €10,000.