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GPA slams wording of Lucozade ad campaign

The Gaelic Players Association has hit out at the wording of a Lucozade advertising campaign which suggested that their product is the favourite drink of GAA players.

GPA slams wording of Lucozade ad campaign

Wed, 23 Jun, 2004 - 16:32

The Gaelic Players Association has hit out at the wording of a Lucozade advertising campaign which suggested that their product is the favourite drink of GAA players.

The GPA struck their own high profile deal with Club Energise last August and it has yielded high returns since.

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