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Leona Maguire

Since 2019, Davy have been proud sponsors of Leona Maguire. Leona’s sister Lisa Maguire was also sponsored by Davy, but Lisa decided to retire from professional golf at the end of 2019.

Leona entered the professional game in 2018 off the back of a great amateur career while at Duke University. As an amateur, she was nothing short of sensational. A three-time Curtis Cup player with Great Britain & Ireland, Leona represented Ireland at the 2016 Rio Olympics and a year later, she captured the Ladies British Amateur Championship title. Leona was also atop the world amateur golf ranking for an incredible 135 weeks, which is the longest combined total at number one in women’s history.

In 2020 Leona qualified for LPGA Tour promotion and in just her second event on the most elite Tour in all of women’s golf, she recorded a top-5 finish at the ISPS Handa Victoria Open in Australia.

Leona had a very exciting 2021, in April, she achieved her highest placing in a LPGA Tour event and also the highest ever by any Irish female golfer, with joint second at the Lotte Championship. As a result, she broke into the top 100 on the Women's World Golf Rankings for the first time, ranked 93. By June 2021, she had four top 10 finishes and had pushed her world ranking to its highest ever position of 63rd place. In August of that year, Leona participated in her second Olympics at the Kasumigaseki Country Club in Tokyo, Japan and finished 23rd overall. That same month she achieved her seventh consecutive top 15 place at an LPGA Tour event by finishing 13th in the 2021 Women's British Open at Carnoustie Golf Links, Angus, Scotland with her world golf ranking rising to 43rd place. Leona became the first Irish woman to represent the winning Team Europe in the 2021 Solheim Cup. Leona was a crucial player becoming the greatest Solheim Cup rookie when she went unbeaten.

In February 2022 Leona followed this feat up by winning her debut title on the LPGA at the Drive On Championship and in doing so became the first Irish woman to win on the LPGA in history.

In June 2023, Leona recorded her second LPGA victory in June 2023 winning the Meijer LPGA Classic shooting a final day 64 to win by two strokes. 2023 has been a bright year for Leona and we can’t wait to see what the rest of the year will bring.

Leona is a wonderful role model for aspiring young Irish athletes.

This partnership sees Leona wear the Davy logo on her competition clothing, while we will also provide her with financial planning and consultation as she continues her fledgling career.

Hannah McLoughlin

Hannah McLoughlin joined Davy as a brand ambassador in October 2021.

Her first introduction to playing hockey was when she was finishing up in primary school. Hannah associates her hockey career beginning when she was 12 and started playing during secondary school and then joined her local hockey club. This is where her real enjoyment and love of the game took off and put her on the rollercoaster of Leinster and Irish underage selections from the age of 15 where she won both U16 and U18 Interprovincial titles and competing at both U16 and U18 European Championships. Hannah made selection for the U21 Irish women’s squad when she was just 17 years old along with also getting her first senior international cap in the same year as her Leaving Cert. Hannah competed in two U21 European championships post this selection. She continued to train hard and was given opportunities within the Irish Women’s Senior team at various training camps, some capped, some not.

In 2021, she competed at her first senior international ranking tournament in the Netherlands in June which was a European Championship and post this tournament Hannah made the Irish senior squad for the Tokyo Olympics in July 2021. Hannah is part of the first ever female Irish sports team to compete at an Olympic games.

Field hockey in Ireland is on a meteoric rise in popularity since the women’s team took home silver in the world cup in 2018. In October of this year the Irish team travelled to Pisa, Italy to play in a knockout World-Cup Qualifier which they won and secured the only world cup ticket available at the tournament which ensures they can compete at the World Cup Competition during the summer of 2022 which is hugely important for the team and all the players to come.

‘Ovation’ Corporate Member of the National Concert Hall

At Davy, commitment is something that’s important to us. As Ovation  Corporate Member with the National Concert Hall, we continue to support incredible talent in Ireland, and internationally.

The National Concert Hall is Ireland's National Cultural Institution for music and hosts over 1,000 events each year, offering world class music and entertainment for all ages - enriching people's lives through music and the magic of live performance.

Through our support of the National Concert Hall over the years, we set about creating a sound for the brand. In 2020, Davy and the National Concert Hall commissioned Irish artist, Iarla Ó’Lionáird, to develop and produce a unique piece of music that would become Davy’s sound identity. The renowned musician took inspiration from discussions with Davy management and advisors about the history, culture and ambitions of the company. The Davy Sound is a brand score which can be used across multiple platforms, both online and offline – creating a distinctive audio brand identity for Davy.

Listen to the Davy Sound.

Davy and the NCH won the ‘Best Large Sponsorship’ category award in the Business to Arts Awards in 2021.