Munster stars collect their new SEAT cars

April 07, 2014
Munster stars collect their new SEAT cars Munster stars and SEAT Ireland brand ambassadors Donncha O’Callaghan and James Coughlan along with Munster Rugby and SEAT Ambassador Doug Howlett, collected the keys to their all new SEAT Alhambra’s.
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SEAT Ireland today presented brand ambassadors Donncha O’Callaghan, James Coughlan and Doug Howlett with the all new SEAT Alhambra in the iconic setting of Blackrock Castle Obervatory in Cork.


Donncha O’Callaghan, James Coughlan and Doug Howlett were appointed as SEAT brand ambassadors last year following the announcement of SEAT as the official car partner to Munster Rugby. The three year deal sees SEAT as title sponsor of the Munster Schools Senior and Junior Cups.

With up to 2,340 litres of space, optional automatic sliding doors and a range of sporty engines the new seven seater SEAT Alhambra makes driving more fun and more comfortable. The SEAT Alhambra is also big on safety, with seven airbags and other advanced safety features that have helped it gain a 5-star Euro NCAP rating.

Cian O’Brien, Director of SEAT Ireland commented; “To have three top class Munster representatives as SEAT brand ambassadors is huge for our brand. We are very proud our partnership and association with Munster Rugby while we are also very proud of the Alhambra which has always been one of our best performing models.”

Receiving the keys to his all new SEAT Alhambra, SEAT brand ambassador James Coughlan said; “I am delighted to continue my relationship with SEAT and I am really impressed with the new SEAT Alhambra. It is a stylish looking car, great to drive and functional too considering I have a young family.”

The car partnership deal between SEAT and Munster Rugby has already afforded the brand a high level of visibility with permanent car displays in Thomond Park as well as pitch signage. This increased level of visibility has been borne out by SEAT enjoying a remarkable 2013, finishing the year with a 62% increase in sales and a 3% market share.

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