Guinness may call time on sponsorship

Drinks company Guinness may cut their sponsorship ties with the GAA following seven years of involvement with the hurling championship.

Drinks company Guinness may cut their sponsorship ties with the GAA following seven years of involvement with the hurling championship.

The Guinness contract runs up until 2004 and they may end sponsorship links at that stage.

A large section of county delegates have voiced their concern about drinks companies sponsoring their games and the message it sends out to the young.

A Croke Park sub-committee was formed last weekend to look into the issue.

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