Partnership Provides Essential Transport for County Teams

Cork GAA will benefit from a fleet of six new Renault Trafic vans thanks to a continued partnership with Kearys Motor Group, officially announced this week. The vans will serve the Minor, U20, and Senior squads in both hurling and football.

The agreement extends Kearys’ role as the official vehicle partner of Cork GAA, providing crucial transport for teams throughout the 2026 season.

Official Handover at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

The handover ceremony took place at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, bringing together players, management, and representatives from both Cork GAA and Kearys Motor Group. Among those present were Senior Hurler Tim O’Mahony, Commercial Director Sinéad O’Keeffe, kit men Derek Connolly and Mick Curtin, along with Kearys representatives Julian Boylan and Jackie Dawson.

Key Quotes from the Announcement

I would like to thank Kearys Motor Group for their continued support,” said Pat Horgan, Chairman of Cork GAA. “We are looking forward to many safe miles as our teams travel to games throughout the 2026 season.”

Pat Horgan, Chairman of Cork GAA

We wish all six Cork GAA teams the very best of luck this year and safe travels in the Renault Trafic vans. We hope all Cork supporters keep an eye out for these eye-catching decals on the road!

Kevin Hourihan, Head of Fleet – Kearys Leasing

More Than Just Transport: A Symbol of Support

The new vans, sporting Cork GAA decals, are more than just a means of transportation. They represent a strong partnership between Cork GAA and Kearys Motor Group, supporting the teams’ season by facilitating travel to training, matches, and community events.

Kearys Leasing recently launched a new website, www.kearysleasing.ie, offering a wide range of leasing options for both passenger and commercial vehicles.

FAQ

• What type of vans were provided? Renault Trafic vans.
• Which teams will use the vans? The Minor, U20, and Senior hurling and football teams.
• Where was the handover ceremony held? SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.