GPA to award 10 scholarships after 50,000 energiser

THE GPA will award scholarships to 10 of their members in January after they receive a 50,000 cheque from Club Energise, a direct result of the first four successful months of their association with the isotonic sports drink.
Thu, 18 Dec, 2003 - 00:00

Club Energise has sold over 1.5 million bottles since its launch on August 18, surpassing projected figures and making it the most popular product ever launched by C&C.

The scholarships will be open to senior inter-county players and some minor stars.

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