MFCU continues partnership with Fingallians GAA Club
Member First Credit Union is delighted to announce that we have renewed our sponsorship of Fingallians GAA Club for the coming year.
Fingallians is one of the oldest clubs in Ireland, having been founded way back in 1884! Today they have over 40 teams catering for players from under 8’s to over 40’s. They compete in Gaelic Football, Hurling, Ladies Football, Camogie and Athletics. Fingallians pride themselves on their ‘FINS‘ motto – Friendly, Inspiring, Nurturing and Supportive.
Member First Credit Union supports the Dubs by supporting our clubs! We sponsor Fingallians and many other GAA clubs across North Dublin #OutOfTheBlue with thanks to the MFCU Community Fund!
This donation is made on behalf of the MFCU Community Fund. If you would like to apply for sponsorship for your group or club, you can download the form here.
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