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Pictured l to r are; Joey Horgan (Seniors Manager), Alan Farrell (owner Yacht Bar), Derek Murray (Team Captain) and Michael McKeown (Seniors Coach).
On Sunday last, January 21, the Ballyboro FC senior men’s team unveiled its new players kit. It was a big moment for the squad.
Alan Farrell, owner of the Yacht Bar in Lanesboro, generously sponsored the new kit for the squad.
Alan’s father “Joe Farrell” was one of the founding members of the club.
As a gesture of appreciation, the squad came presented a personalised Ballyboro training top to Alan.
Local clubs depend on the generosity from local businesses to support our players of all ages which helps develop club training and facilities and fosters a fantastic community spirit.
Pictured below is the Ballyboro Senior Men’s team in their new kit
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