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ITB are delighted to announce that they have agreed a training sponsorship deal with Bohemians FC for the forthcoming Airtricity League season.  ITB will provide subsidised training facilities which will include its new FIFA 1 Star All Weather pitch to the Bohemians first team squad for this season.
The All Weather pitch which has been opened six months now was part funded by Fingal County Council and has also been made available to numerous local sports clubs. Along with the pitch Bohemians FC. will also take advantage of the Sports Management and Coaching Degree students and staff in the Institute who will provide fitness support to the senior and under 19 teams on an on-going bases.

In return ITB will receive pitch side and match day programme advertising along with the ITB logo being visible on this season’s new home and away match day attire.

ITB Sports Officer Ronan Keaskin said of the sponsorship,"ITB is excited to provide one of the country's leading football teams with on-going support both through its excellent facilities and the additional support we can give through the Sports Management Programmes run here, we wish Bohemians FC. the best of luck with their forthcoming season."

Bohemian FC president Matt Devaney said the club was delighted to form this new relationship with IT Blanchardstown.  "We have already benefited from the use of the Institute's excellent facilities in our pre-season preparations.  We were able to host several friendlies on the all-weather pitch there when Dalymount Park could not be used without great risk to the playing surface," Mr Devaney said..
"Under the partnership with ITB our senior and under-19 teams will continue to train there and I'm sure they will draw strength from the quality of the facilities and the support of the Institute staff.  As a club with many young players and supporters it means a lot to us to have a close relationship with a higher education institution and as a club that is building its support and strengthening its community relations in north-west Dublin, ITB is a perfect fit," he continued.