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Derek Platt, co-founder of Platt Reilly, with Donegal GAA officials in Convoy. Photo: Donegal GAA
CLG Dhún na nGall were delighted to welcome Derek Platt, co-founder of Platt Reilly, to the Donegal GAA Centre in Convoy.
Platt Reilly, an innovative, dynamic construction company based in both London and Dublin, have come on board as a sponsor of the underage academy. Malin native Derek, received a tour of our facilities and met with Donegal GAA Academy County Performance Lead, Karl Lacey, who outlined how the Academy emphasises a holistic approach, which is very much in keeping in the ethos of Platt Reilly.
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"We wish to thank Derek, his co-founders and all at Platt Reilly for their support," Donegal GAA posted.
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