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Mooncoin Celtic have announced an exclusive partnership with the award-winning Eastgate Engineering, a company privately owned by Mooncoin man David Brennan.
Eastgate Engineering will be the main academy sponsor for the next three years. The Eastgate Engineering name and logo will be very prominent on signage in Suir Crescent and on the academy kid's jerseys for all their games in the coming years, while also sponsoring the weekly Player of the Week awards.
"Eastgate Engineering are at the forefront in the renewable energy industry and are always looking to shape a greener future for generations to come and as a club we are delighted to be supported by Eastgate Engineering," said the club. "A massive thank you to all involved in Eastgate Engineering and to David Brennan for coming down to our academy session for the sponsorship launch with the kids."
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