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Francie Marley persents a new set of jerseys to Harps boss Darren Murphy, club captain Tony McNamee and Ryan Rainey
Marley Coach Hire will continue as the back-of-shirt sponsors for Finn Harps for the 2024 season.
Supporters may have already spotted the famous Marley name on the back of the away jersey from the many photographs of Harps players celebrating their late winner with supporters at Longford Town on Saturday.
Marley Coach Hire will also appear on the back of the popular new home shirt and bespoke charity jersey, which will be launched in early summer.
Finn Harps Commercial Officer Aidan Campbell explains: “We would like to thank Francie and staff for continuing their commitment to Finn Harps.
“It’s a terrific boost for everyone at Finn Park to have local companies on both the front and back of our shirts.
“Marleys have become well-known supporters of sport in the county over the years and considering the first division travel schedule they make a perfect fit for us again this season.”
Francie Marley, Marley Coach Hire added: ”We are very happy to come on board with Harps again this season and we’re looking forward to watching the club’s younger players continue to develop and establish themselves as senior players.
“I’m confident the squad can build on last year’s work and I would like to wish Darren Murphy, his management team and the players the best of luck for what I’m sure will be an exciting season.”
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