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“making sure we enhance the at-home experience for fans so that they can feel really involved in rugby’s greatest championship!” – Paddy Carberry, Sponsorship Manager, Dublin.⁣⁣ #Diageo


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“We’re in a constantly changing environment at the moment, and sports sponsorship is no different. At #Diageo, we always make sure to bring amazing experiences to life no matter where you are. With the much-anticipated resumption of the Guinness @SixNationsRugby 🏉 this week, we’re bringing to life the @Guinness brand across each stadium and nation, but as well as that, making sure we enhance the at-home experience for fans so that they can feel really involved in rugby’s greatest championship!” – Paddy Carberry, Sponsorship Manager, Dublin.⁣⁣
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Inspired by Paddy? Apply to work in our Marketing team today – Diageo.com/careers⁣⁣
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“This week, we’re bringing to life the @Guinness brand across each stadium and nation, but as well as that, making sure we enhance the at-home experience for fans so that they can feel really involved in rugby’s greatest championship!” – Paddy Carberry, Sponsorship Manager, Dublin.⁣⁣ #Diageo


diageo
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“We’re in a constantly changing environment at the moment, and sports sponsorship is no different. At #Diageo, we always make sure to bring amazing experiences to life no matter where you are. With the much-anticipated resumption of the Guinness @SixNationsRugby 🏉 this week, we’re bringing to life the @Guinness brand across each stadium and nation, but as well as that, making sure we enhance the at-home experience for fans so that they can feel really involved in rugby’s greatest championship!” – Paddy Carberry, Sponsorship Manager, Dublin.⁣⁣
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Inspired by Paddy? Apply to work in our Marketing team today – Diageo.com/careers⁣⁣
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Drink responsibly. DRINKiQ.com
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Time to ban the booze during games at the Aviva: Gerry Thornley, @IrishTimes #Noatmosphere

Gerry Thornley: Time to ban the booze during games at the Aviva

Match-day experience at internationals a big problem the IRFU needs to address

No atmosphere: The Ireland team prior to their Six Nations game against Scotland at the Aviva Stadium on March 19th. There’s anecdotal evidence of supporters who no longer wish to be there having simply become weary of the experience. Photograph: Ben Brady/Inpho