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BoyleSports extend World Grand Prix title sponsorship until 2024
PDCThursday, 09 December 2021 at 14:00
Ahead of the World Grand Prix returning home to Dublin in 2022, BoyleSports have extended their title sponsorship for a further three years.
The Irish bookmaker have been involved with the double start tournament since 2019 and despite being in Coventry and Leicester in the past two years, the tournament will return to Dublin with the support of BoyleSports continuing.
"BoyleSports have been a valued sponsor of the PDC for many years across a number of tournaments, but the World Grand Prix is a perfect fit for them and we're delighted that they will continue as title sponsors until at least 2024," said PDC Chief Executive Matt Porter.
"The BoyleSports World Grand Prix is synonymous with Dublin and we're all looking forward to taking the event back there in 2022 for one of the highlights of the PDC calendar."
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