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Stadium Trap Signage Sponsorship Scheme 2026

Public buyer
Rásaíocht Con Éireann
Limerick
Place of performance
Limerick
Estimated value
€60,000 excl. VAT
Amount awarded
€95,400 excl. VAT
Planned end of contract
7 August 2029
likely re-tender around February 2029
Bids received
1
Procedure
Open procedure
Any company may submit a bid.
Publication
11 August 2026
Notice language
English

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Description

Rásaíocht Con Éireann (RCÉ) invites expressions of interest from businesses seeking to secure high-impact sponsorship opportunities through trap-head branding at Greyhound Racing Ireland (GRI) stadia nationwide. Trap heads represent one of the most visible and engaging branding positions within our venues. As the focal point at the start of every race, they command the full attention of on-site spectators, creating a powerful and repeated brand moment throughout each race night.

In addition to the in-stadium audience, this opportunity delivers extended exposure through RCÉ’s broadcast and digital partners, including SIS, RPGTV, and the Barking Buzz platform. This significantly broadens reach, connecting your brand with national and international audiences and enhancing overall visibility. This sponsorship programme offers successful partners a compelling platform to elevate their brand through association with Irish greyhound racing, benefiting from strong audience engagement, frequency of exposure, and a trusted national sporting platform.

RCÉ is seeking to partner with organisations that wish to leverage this unique advertising channel and is open to exploring tailored packages aligned to specific marketing objectives.

Awarded to

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92621000 79342200

Source : TED – Office des publications de l'Union européenne © Union européenne, données retraitées. Reference 555210-2026.