This sponsorship is for season 2012-13 so will see the 2ndXV being called “The Power NI Armoy 2ndXV” in all future match reports.<\/p>\n
The PowerNI Armoy 2ndXV have been reinstated after an absence of 4 years. This step has been taken in order to maintain Armoy’s presence in Minor Rugby after a vacancy was created after the 1stXV won the minor league north on 2 consecutive seasons. The 1st XV have now stepped up to qualifying rugby.
\n As part of this sponsorship the 2ndXV will receive \u00a31000 worth of new playing kit courtesy of Teamwear Ireland. This kit will be handed to the club over in early September.
\nPower NI, part of the Viridian Group, are the biggest electricity retailer in Northern Ireland, supplying over 700,000 homes and over 40,000 farms and businesses. They strive to provide their customers with great value for money and the highest standards of customer service.
\nPower NI are committed to:
\n\u2022delivering value to their customers above and beyond price
\n\u2022helping their customers save energy and money
\n\u2022staying in tune with their customers\u2019 wants and needs
\n\u2022keeping up to date with wider energy efficiency and environmental issues
\n\u2022getting involved and contributing positively to the community
\nThis is a fantastic opportunity for Armoy RFC and we are very grateful to have received this award and hope that this will spur the “powerNI Armoy 2ndXV” to the same success that the 1stXV had in Minor Rugby.
\nIf you are interested in joining Armoy RFC please contact us via our Facebook page or by Contacting Neil Porterfield (Hon Secretary) on 07980636349.Alternatively come along to training which is starting again on Wednesday 18th July @ 19:30 @ Lime Park.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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