Irish Spring responds after grocery store removed all its products from shelves days before a Bulldogs vs. Fighting Irish game. In place of the soaps was a sign: 'Go Dawgs!'
Some University of Georgia football fans are taking their fandom to the next level ahead of a game between the Bulldogs and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Saturday night., removed traces of the Irish before the big game day, starting with Irish Spring soaps." the store in Royston, about 30 miles north of the University of Georgia campus in Athens, said on a Facebook post on Monday.
The online back-and-forth brought smiles to some football fans, regardless of how serious they might be about the Georgia-Notre Dame rivalry.
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