Decathlon teams up with GAA+ for partnership on new GAA podcast series
- Danny Joyce | Editor
- 24 hours ago
- 2 min read
Decathlon is proud to announce a new 8-week partnership with GAA+, aligning with the launch of RATIFIED - a compelling midweek video and audio podcast hosted by some of the most recognisable voices in GAA.
As part of this partnership, Decathlon will sponsor the full run of RATIFIED, a podcast that brings fans behind the scenes of Gaelic football and hurling like never before. Hosted by Football All-Ireland winners Marc Ó Sé and Paddy Andrews, alongside Hurling All-Ireland winners Richie Hogan and Bubbles O’Dwyer. RATIFIED delivers candid, insightful, and often humorous conversations that dig into everything from the pressures of elite performance to the personalities that shaped the game.
New episodes are released every Tuesday on the GAA+ YouTube channel, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.
Beyond the podcast sponsorship, the partnership will include:
A targeted social media campaign sharing standout moments, insights, and exclusive clips from each episode across both Decathlon Ireland and GAA+ platforms.
Strategic storytelling designed to connect Decathlon’s brand with GAA fans, highlighting shared values of community, resilience, and Irish sporting pride.
A celebration of Irish sporting culture, reinforcing Decathlon’s ongoing commitment to grassroots and elite sport across the country.
“This partnership with GAA+ reflects our deep respect for Irish sport and our desire to engage meaningfully with the communities who live and breathe it,” said Elena Pecos, CEO, Decathlon Ireland.
Noel Quinn, Head of GAA+ commented, “As the GAA takes the next step in its broadcast evolution, it is essential to have like-minded partners that want to collaborate and develop exclusive GAA+ programming. That’s why we’re delighted to welcome Decathlon into the fold and look forward to working with them for the RATIFIED series ahead.”
For more information, visit www.decathlon.ie and follow @decathlon_ireland and @gaaplusofficial on Instagram.
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