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There wouldn't be because schools have enough to be doing and Allianz have been very good to the primary sector over the years with the support and reasonable quotes given. They've also sponsored days in Croke park for children that would never have got the chance playing there.
Ros2013 (Roscommon) - Posts: 607 - 27/01/2026 20:56:18 2653645 Link 0 |
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None of the players, team personnel or managers have mentioned a boycott. A few have publicly and possibly more privately said no to interviews in front of the logo. That's their choice. Is that not OK? What's the problem?
sligo joe (Dublin) - Posts: 1065 - 27/01/2026 20:57:53 2653646 Link 0 |
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My problem with the protest against the Allianz sponsorship is that you very quickly get into contradictory and ' whataboutery' positions. Should my own county fulfil a fixture in a country who's regime assassinated / murdered one of its own citizens , then lied and tried to cover up what happened. facethepuckout (Roscommon) - Posts: 230 - 27/01/2026 22:41:46 2653659 Link 0 |
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And any computer with an intel processor. In fact we should demand intel leave Ireland. That'll learn them
alalalalalum (USA) - Posts: 246 - 28/01/2026 06:24:36 2653665 Link 0 |
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Well that's your problem if you think it's a problem. "How dare someone else make a personal decision not to endorse a company because it might bring other issues into the arena!" There is a right to peaceful protest and no one is being forced to take part. sligo joe (Dublin) - Posts: 1065 - 28/01/2026 09:46:12 2653689 Link 0 |