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Ireland's community-first platform. Everything your community needs, all in one place.

Your community's New digital home

Whether you’re a county board, a national governing body, a racecourse or a school — SocialTies gives your community its own branded digital platform. One central home for your news, fixtures, events, messaging and commercial activity. Free for your community to join. Free to grow.

Content

A single branded newsfeed for every update, match report, announcement and piece of exclusive content. Supporters stop missing things. Volunteers stop repeating themselves across five platforms.

Revenue

A new, recurring income stream for your community through Community Shared Advertising. Hyperlocal, affordable and built from the ground up to support grassroots organisations.

Communication

Messaging, forums and community discussions in one safe, moderated space. No bots. No algorithms deciding what your members see. Just your community, talking.

Education

A dedicated resource hub for players, coaches, volunteers and members. Training content, development resources and guidance — all hosted within your community's platform.

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Community Shared Advertising

Every euro of advertising revenue generated on your platform is split 50/50. Half stays with SocialTies to run and develop the platform. The other half is reinvested directly back into your community — your grounds, your players, your projects, your priorities.

It’s advertising that supports the community it’s shown in. No other platform does this.

Proof it works — Kilkenny Cats Social

Kilkenny Cats Social is the official digital platform of Kilkenny GAA and our flagship community. Since launch, it’s grown to 8,200+ active supporters, 25+ local advertisers and over 1,000 pieces of exclusive content — with 50% of advertising revenue funding grassroots initiatives, including Kilkenny’s new Centre of Excellence.

"SocialTies has transformed how we connect with our community, supporters, and sponsors. It's fast becoming an essential part of how we run Kilkenny GAA."