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WHITEBOX Developments LTD which is Limerick’s and one of Munster’s largest property developers, has been unveiled as the new sponsor of the Limerick senior hurling championship.
The agreement will see Whitebox, which is headquartered at the Riverpoint building in Limerick city centre, but with offices also in Waterford, become the official sponsor of one of the country’s blue ribband club championships for a three-year period.
Commenting at the launch, Whitebox MD Martin White said that the company is delighted to support Limerick GAA by sponsoring the senior hurling championship.
Limerick GAA Chairman Seamus McNamara said that the partnership was a great fit, while Limerick senior hurling manager John Kiely said it is great to have a company like Whitebox sponsoring the championship.
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