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GAA Legends Henry Shefflin and Karl Lacey launch Kellogg’s renewed sponsorship deal with GAA Cúl Camps Photos

28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand today alongside Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin, left, and four-time All-Star Donegal Gaelic footballer Karl Lacey, to launch ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play,’ a fun game based nutritional workshop, developed in conjunction with the GAA. The module, held in selected Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps this summer is designed to encourage kids to think about powering their play through nutrition. Research* conducted by Kellogg’s has revealed that one in four kids (26.2%) surveyed believe that junk food gives them energy and makes them better at sport, while one in ten (10%) children admitted that eating healthy food and being active is only important because “my Mam or teacher tell me to”. Pictured alongside Mairéad are Alice Brannigan, right, aged eight, and Hannah Brannigan, aged seven, and twins Conor, right, and Tadhg Scanlon, both aged seven. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Croke Park, Co. Dublin. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand...

28 April 2015; Tadhg Scanlon, aged seven, pictured at the launch of Kellogg’s renewed sponsorship deal with GAA Cúl Camps. Details were also revealed about ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play’, a new fun game based nutritional workshop that will be piloted by Kellogg’s and the GAA this summer at selected Cúl Camps to help promote the benefits of physical activity and eating well. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Croke Park, Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Tadhg Scanlon, aged seven, pictured at the launch of Kellogg’s...

28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand today to launch ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play,’ a fun game based nutritional workshop, developed in conjunction with the GAA. The module, held in selected Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps this summer is designed to encourage kids to think about powering their play through nutrition. Research* conducted by Kellogg’s has revealed that one in four kids (26.2%) surveyed believe that junk food gives them energy and makes them better at sport, while one in ten (10%) children admitted that eating healthy food and being active is only important because “my Mam or teacher tell me to”. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand...

28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand today to launch ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play,’ a fun game based nutritional workshop, developed in conjunction with the GAA. The module, held in selected Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps this summer is designed to encourage kids to think about powering their play through nutrition. Research* conducted by Kellogg’s has revealed that one in four kids (26.2%) surveyed believe that junk food gives them energy and makes them better at sport, while one in ten (10%) children admitted that eating healthy food and being active is only important because “my Mam or teacher tell me to”. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad...

28 April 2015; Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin at the launch of Kellogg’s renewed sponsorship deal with GAA Cúl Camps. Details were also revealed about ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play’, a new fun game based nutritional workshop that will be piloted by Kellogg’s and the GAA this summer at selected Cúl Camps to help promote the benefits of physical activity and eating well. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin at the launch of...

28 April 2015; Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin at the launch of Kellogg’s renewed sponsorship deal with GAA Cúl Camps. Details were also revealed about ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play’, a new fun game based nutritional workshop that will be piloted by Kellogg’s and the GAA this summer at selected Cúl Camps to help promote the benefits of physical activity and eating well. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin at the launch of...

28 April 2015; Four-time All-Star Donegal Gaelic footballer Karl Lacey at the launch of Kellogg’s renewed sponsorship deal with GAA Cúl Camps. Details were also revealed about ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play’, a new fun game based nutritional workshop that will be piloted by Kellogg’s and the GAA this summer at selected Cúl Camps to help promote the benefits of physical activity and eating well. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Four-time All-Star Donegal Gaelic footballer...

28 April 2015; Four-time All-Star Donegal Gaelic footballer Karl Lacey at the launch of Kellogg’s renewed sponsorship deal with GAA Cúl Camps. Details were also revealed about ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play’, a new fun game based nutritional workshop that will be piloted by Kellogg’s and the GAA this summer at selected Cúl Camps to help promote the benefits of physical activity and eating well. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Four-time All-Star Donegal Gaelic footballer Karl Lacey at the...

28 April 2015; Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin pictured with Alice Brannigan, left, aged eight, and Hannah Brannigan, aged seven, and twins Conor, left, and Tadhg Scanlon, both aged seven, at the launch of Kellogg’s renewed sponsorship deal with GAA Cúl Camps. Details were also revealed about ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play’, a new fun game based nutritional workshop that will be piloted by Kellogg’s and the GAA this summer at selected Cúl Camps to help promote the benefits of physical activity and eating well. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin pictured with Alice...

28 April 2015; Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin and four-time All-Star Donegal Gaelic footballer Karl Lacey, left, pictured with Alice Brannigan, left, aged eight, and Hannah Brannigan, aged seven, and twins Conor, left, and Tadhg Scanlon, both aged seven, at the launch of Kellogg’s renewed sponsorship deal with GAA Cúl Camps. Details were also revealed about ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play’, a new fun game based nutritional workshop that will be piloted by Kellogg’s and the GAA this summer at selected Cúl Camps to help promote the benefits of physical activity and eating well. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin and four-time All-Star...

28 April 2015; Four-time All-Star Donegal Gaelic footballer Karl Lacey, pictured with Alice Brannigan, aged eight, and Hannah Brannigan, right, aged seven, and twins Conor and Tadhg Scanlon, left, both aged seven at the launch of Kellogg’s renewed sponsorship deal with GAA Cúl Camps. Details were also revealed about ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play’, a new fun game based nutritional workshop that will be piloted by Kellogg’s and the GAA this summer at selected Cúl Camps to help promote the benefits of physical activity and eating well. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Four-time All-Star Donegal Gaelic footballer Karl Lacey,...

28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand today to launch ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play,’ a fun game based nutritional workshop, developed in conjunction with the GAA. The module, held in selected Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps this summer is designed to encourage kids to think about powering their play through nutrition. Research* conducted by Kellogg’s has revealed that one in four kids (26.2%) surveyed believe that junk food gives them energy and makes them better at sport, while one in ten (10%) children admitted that eating healthy food and being active is only important because “my Mam or teacher tell me to”. Pictured alongside Mairéad are Alice Brannigan, left, aged eight, and Hannah Brannigan, aged seven, and twins Conor, right, and Tadhg Scanlon, both aged seven. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Croke Park, Co. Dublin. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand...

28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand today alongside Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin, left, and four-time All-Star Donegal Gaelic footballer Karl Lacey, to launch ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play,’ a fun game based nutritional workshop, developed in conjunction with the GAA. The module, held in selected Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps this summer is designed to encourage kids to think about powering their play through nutrition. Research* conducted by Kellogg’s has revealed that one in four kids (26.2%) surveyed believe that junk food gives them energy and makes them better at sport, while one in ten (10%) children admitted that eating healthy food and being active is only important because “my Mam or teacher tell me to”. Pictured alongside Mairéad are Alice Brannigan, left, aged eight, and Hannah Brannigan, aged seven, and twins Conor, right, and Tadhg Scanlon, both aged seven. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Croke Park, Co. Dublin. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand...

28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand today alongside Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin, left, and four-time All-Star Donegal Gaelic footballer Karl Lacey, to launch ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play,’ a fun game based nutritional workshop, developed in conjunction with the GAA. The module, held in selected Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps this summer is designed to encourage kids to think about powering their play through nutrition. Research* conducted by Kellogg’s has revealed that one in four kids (26.2%) surveyed believe that junk food gives them energy and makes them better at sport, while one in ten (10%) children admitted that eating healthy food and being active is only important because “my Mam or teacher tell me to”. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Croke Park, Co. Dublin. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand...

28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand today to launch ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play,’ a fun game based nutritional workshop, developed in conjunction with the GAA. The module, held in selected Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps this summer is designed to encourage kids to think about powering their play through nutrition. Research* conducted by Kellogg’s has revealed that one in four kids (26.2%) surveyed believe that junk food gives them energy and makes them better at sport, while one in ten (10%) children admitted that eating healthy food and being active is only important because “my Mam or teacher tell me to”. Pictured alongside Mairéad are Alice Brannigan, left, aged eight, and Hannah Brannigan, aged seven, and twins Conor, right, and Tadhg Scanlon, both aged seven. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Croke Park, Co. Dublin. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Television and radio Presenter Mairéad Farrell was on hand...

28 April 2015; Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin, left, and four-time All-Star Donegal Gaelic footballer Karl Lacey, pictured with Alice Brannigan, left, aged eight, and Hannah Brannigan, aged seven, and twins Conor, right, and Tadhg Scanlon, both aged seven, at the launch of Kellogg’s renewed sponsorship deal with GAA Cúl Camps. Details were also revealed about ‘Kellogg’s Powering Play’, a new fun game based nutritional workshop that will be piloted by Kellogg’s and the GAA this summer at selected Cúl Camps to help promote the benefits of physical activity and eating well. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps take place throughout the summer in over 1,000 clubs around the country. Parents can log on to www.gaa.ie/kelloggsculcamps to book their child’s place. Na Fianna GAA Club, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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28 April 2015; Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin, left, and four-time...

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