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Bank of Ireland signs three-year Electric Picnic sponsorship deal

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By Cormac Cahill
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Bank of Ireland has been named the official banking partner of Electric Picnic under a new three-year sponsorship agreement running from 2026 to 2028. The partnership will see the lender work with Ireland's largest music and arts festival while offering customers exclusive competitions, ticket access and on-site experiences. As part of the agreement, Bank of Ireland customers will have the chance to win tickets to this year's sold-out festival through a competition on the bank's mobile app.
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Kia Ireland secures title sponsorship of The Hard Shoulder

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By Cormac Cahill
| BusinessPlus
Kia Ireland has become the new title sponsor of Newstalk's flagship drivetime programme The Hard Shoulder in a 12-month partnership designed to strengthen the car brand's visibility with one of Ireland's largest radio audiences. The sponsorship agreement, brokered by Media Central and Havas Media, will see Kia Ireland become the title sponsor of the weekday programme hosted by Ciara Kelly and Shane Coleman, which attracts an audience of approximately 153,000 listeners during the evening commute.
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Tech firms remain biggest users of Dublin flexible office space

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By Cormac Cahill
| BusinessPlus
Technology companies continue to dominate Dublin's flexible office market, although demand is becoming increasingly diversified as businesses across professional services, financial services and life sciences expand their use of flexible workspaces.
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