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Star of Derry Girls, Nicola Coughlan, whose mum hails from Longford, at the launch of the ‘This Coke Is On Us’ campaign Picture: Andres Poveda
Star of Derry Girls, Nicola Coughlan, whose mum hails from Longford, launched the ‘This Coke Is On Us’ campaign at O’Connells Bar in her home city of Galway.
Coca-Cola is supporting small businesses and encouraging people to visit their locals by offering a free Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar or Diet Coke at 645 participating outlets across the island of Ireland.
To enjoy a free Coke, people can simply download a coupon at coca-cola.ie/thiscokeisonus and present it to a member of staff at one of the participating bars, restaurants and cafes nationwide, until October 18.
Local participating outlets include;
O’Hehirs, Tesco Shopping Centre, Longford
The Copper Still, Dromod
Cox’s Steakhouse, Dromod
Lough Rynn Castle, Mohill
Mitchell’s Bar, Carrigallen
The Goalpost Bar, Arva
The Tank Bar, Carrickaboy
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