Cork City FC Offers Free Billboard Space to Local Charities at Turner's Cross

Cork City FC has opened applications for local charities to receive complimentary advertising on two newly acquired billboards outside Turner's Cross Stadium, providing prime visibility along the busy Curragh Road.

The League of Ireland club announced today that selected charities can avail of free advertising campaigns on the billboard sheets, which are strategically positioned adjacent to the Curragh Road Stand entrance. The initiative forms part of Cork City FC's ongoing commitment to supporting community organisations.

The club has previously worked with charities including The Crann Centre, Féileacáin and UNICEF, and is now expanding this support through the billboard opportunity. The advertising space offers year-round exposure to both match-going supporters and passing traffic on one of Cork's main arterial routes.

Anthony O'Sullivan, Commercial Manager at Cork City FC:

"This provides us with a unique opportunity to promote businesses, products, or services to a wider community and to support local charities. The billboards are ideally located and ensure maximum impact for advertising space. They offer fantastic visibility on match nights, high pedestrian traffic and consistent weekly passing car exposure all year round."

The billboard campaigns will run on a two-week cycle throughout the year, giving multiple charities the chance to benefit from the prime advertising real estate. Located in the heart of the Turner's Cross area, the billboards capture both the pre-match excitement of Rebel Army supporters and the constant flow of commuters along the Curragh Road.

Charities interested in applying for the complimentary advertising can contact Anthony O'Sullivan directly at anthony@corkcityfc.ie. Commercial advertising space is also available for businesses looking to reach the Cork City FC community.

The initiative demonstrates the club's commitment to remaining embedded in the local community, extending their support beyond the pitch to help raise awareness for charitable causes across Cork.