TEG a pillar of support for grassroots rugby in Mullingar

The symbiotic relationship between businesses and community organisations is an often-overlooked foundation of any thriving community.

In Mullingar, one such example that stands out is the partnership between the local business TEG and Mullingar Rugby Club.

Conal Fitzgerald, the president of Mullingar Rugby Club, recognises the significance of this community backing.

“Local businesses like TEG play a pivotal role in the development and success of grassroots rugby here in Mullingar. Their continued support has been invaluable,” Conal states.

More than a business relationship

John Hunt, the CEO of TEG, has personal ties with Mullingar Rugby Club that run deep. All his children have played rugby at the club, and he served as a coach for an impressive nine years.

“Rugby is more than just a game; it’s a platform for instilling values of teamwork, discipline, and respect,” said John.

“TEG are proud to contribute to this tradition.”

Investing in local talent

Tommy Kelly, sales director at TEG, echoes John’s sentiments: “We are a local business, and Mullingar has always supported us. It’s an honour to give back by supporting a local team who serve as a breeding ground for talent at the grassroots level.”

Mutual benefits

TEG’s support not only helps the rugby club, it also aligns well with the company’s own ethos of community involvement and character-building. This partnership serves as an exemplar, illustrating the kind of community development that can be achieved when local businesses invest in local organisations.

Conclusion

The story of TEG and Mullingar Rugby Club is a testament to the power of community spirit and collaboration. It serves as a model for other businesses and organisations, proving that when local entities support each other, everyone benefits.