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Carlow owned company Burnside presenting jerseys to the basketball team at Tullow Community School
Local Carlow based company, Burnside, have presented and sponsored new basketball jerseys for local Carlow School, Tullow Community School.
A very good point made by the Love Carlow Facebook Page: "You will never see a local jersey or charity supported by Temu, SHEIN or Amazon so be sure to show your love for local if and when you can. "
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From the Love Carlow Facebook Page:
"What a lovely pic of Carlow owned company Burnside presenting jerseys to the basketball team at Tullow Community School.
Businesses all over the county sponsor communities, charities and clubs year in and year out. Just another example of why keeping your business local is so worthwhile. "
Tullow Community School also thanked the Carlow business:
"Today, we were delighted to have Nuala Byrne and Caroline Kelly from Burnside Autocyl, Tullow, presenting a set of Boys Basketball Jerseys to Laoch Leonard, our Boys Basketball Captain. Many thanks to Burnside Tullow for your support and sponsorship."
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