*Pictured L-R: Brendan Foley under age development officer, Patrick Minogue U15 coach, Martin Haugh sponsor with Madeline Haugh, William O’Brien U9 coach, Declan O’Halloran treasurer. Front row: Mark McInerney U11 coach and Alex Simpson club kit man.

Smith O’Briens GAA Club have announced Munster Tree Surgeons Ltd as the new sponsor of their underage panels.

Martin Haugh is the proud owner of the company which was founded in 2012. He has sponsored three sets of jerseys for the Killaloe club’s under 13, under 15 and under 17 panels.

Martin is a proud member of Smith O’Briens GAA Club and was also a player of the successful 2004 team who did the double that year in winning the intermediate championship and league.

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