This exciting collaboration brings together one of Ireland’s most competitive hurling championships with a global accountancy and business advisory firm that shares a deep commitment to excellence, teamwork and the support of grassroots sport and local communities across Ireland.
The Galway Senior Hurling Club Championship is one of the most competitive and closely followed club competitions in the country. With some of the finest players and most passionate clubs in Ireland, it continues to showcase the very best of our national game. The support of Forvis Mazars ensures the championship remains a top-class platform for players and a thrilling experience for fans.
Pictured at the sponsorship announcement is (L to R): Player Shane Cooney; Claude Geoghegan, Hurling Committee Chairperson; Austin Sammon, Partner Forvis Mazars in Galway and player Gavin Lee with the Tom Callinan and Daniel Reeves Cups.
Austin Sammon, Lead partner at Forvis Mazars, Galway, added:
“Club GAA is the heartbeat of every parish and community in Galway. It represents identity, belonging and pride – and nowhere is that more evident than in the senior hurling championship. We’re absolutely delighted to support the game at this level and play our part in sustaining grassroots sport. As a firm with deep roots in Galway, this sponsorship reflects our ongoing commitment to invest in the people and communities where we live and work.”
Claude Geoghegan, Chairperson of the Galway Hurling Committee, said:
“We’re thrilled to welcome Forvis Mazars on board. Their support is a real endorsement of the strength, tradition and passion for hurling in Galway. This partnership is a great fit for Galway GAA. Forvis Mazars shares our values – ambition, integrity and strong community roots. Their involvement will help us further develop hurling across the county, both on and off the field. It’s a fantastic boost for our clubs, players, and supporters.”
The draws for the Senior, Senior B, and Intermediate Club Hurling Championships will take place from on 9 June 2025 Live on Galway Bay FM.
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