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# badvertising - Monday 2 November, 2015
Eamon Gilmore admits he didn't pay attention to the cuts in THAT ad
In his new book, the former tánaiste says he paid a high price for the infamous ‘Every Little Hurts’ ad.
# badvertising - Wednesday 25 February, 2015
# badvertising - Wednesday 18 February, 2015
Doughnut restaurant apologises for "KKK Wednesday" ad campaign
Krispy Kreme apologised for the campaign.
# badvertising - Tuesday 15 July, 2014
# badvertising - Sunday 8 June, 2014
UPDATE: Paddy Power did not cut down a single Amazonian tree
But it wasn’t Photoshopped either…
Canadian recruitment firm apologise for 'Drunken Paddy' newspaper ad
Kiss Me, I’m Irish. *Rolls eyes*
# badvertising - Wednesday 9 April, 2014
Veet made lots of people angry with this awful ad about hairy legs
The tagline is “Don’t Risk Dudeness”.
# badvertising - Sunday 23 March, 2014
How to keep your man: 10 sexist vintage ads for All-Bran, Hoovers and more
The golden age of advertising was obsessed by keeping couples together, it seems.
# badvertising - Thursday 6 March, 2014
Poll: Should Paddy Power suspend its Oscar Pistorius bet?
The bookmaker is offering bets on the outcome of the murder trial. Is this a step too far?
Paddy Power withdraws Pistorius ad after it becomes most complained about ever
The bookmakers have been ordered to take down the controversial ad offering odds on the outcome of the Pistorius murder trial.
# badvertising - Monday 23 December, 2013
# badvertising - Thursday 4 July, 2013
Adverts in breach: Healing bracelets, shoes that tone and cowboys in vans
Twenty-one complaints were upheld by the ASAI, Ireland’s advertising watchdog, in it’s latest complaints bulletin.
# badvertising - Friday 31 May, 2013
The creepiest fake tan ad you'll see today
Rub it on, rub it on yeah.
# badvertising - Wednesday 1 May, 2013
Avonmore, Aer Lingus and Eircom breached advertising codes
The watchdog has found against a number of companies, according to its latest Complaints Bulletin.
# badvertising - Thursday 25 April, 2013
Update: Hyundai apologises for 'pipe job' ad after major criticism
The video shows a man apparently trying to die by suicide in his car.
Business magazine compares Angela Merkel to Hitler in ad
Mercado magazine invites viewers to visualise Merkel as the Greeks, Spanish and Germans might see her.
# badvertising - Monday 25 March, 2013
Ford India apologises for ad image of women gagged in car
The ads were uploaded to the Internet without the carmaker’s approval.
# badvertising - Sunday 17 March, 2013
This is what we would buy if we were really rich
It’s only an exact replica of one’s private jet, you know.
# badvertising - Saturday 16 February, 2013
Timeline: Race and advertising in America
Business Insider tells the story of Race in America, through its print and television advertisements.
# badvertising - Friday 28 December, 2012
1982: Women’s bodies used to sell ‘everything from cars to chocolate bars’
A campaign dedicated to eliminating the degrading treatment of women in advertising wrote to the Taoiseach in 1982 to highlight the ‘continual humiliation’ of women in the media.
# badvertising - Saturday 8 December, 2012
Sexist, unhealthy or just plain bad: 15 ads from 1960s and '70s mens' mags
“Beware of the man with his own pool table.”
# badvertising - Monday 5 November, 2012
Paddy Power sticks to its guns after advertising watchdog complaint
At least one complaint has been lodged with the Advertising Standards Association of Ireland over this morning’s newspaper ad.
# badvertising - Wednesday 3 October, 2012
British advertising watchdog rejects Club Orange 'bits' complaint
In case you were wondering: it’s okay to show the ‘Bits’ ads before a film rated 15, but not a film rated 12A.
# badvertising - Sunday 16 September, 2012
Are these the most irritating Irish ads ever?
Bertie in the cupboard, awkward RTÉ Guide man, an overexcited chicken fancier: here are our nominees for some badvertising for distinctly Irish products.
# badvertising - Tuesday 11 September, 2012
Advertising standards body: No, you can't look at Club Orange's naughty bits
The Advertising Standards Authority upholds complaints against the outdoor versions of Club Orange’s ‘bits’ ads.
# badvertising - Thursday 3 May, 2012
Is Ashton Kutcher's new "dating" ad racist?
Or does it just highlight that the actor is actually pretty good at accents?
# badvertising - Friday 16 March, 2012
Nike apologises for 'insensitive' Black and Tan sneakers... sort of
The sportswear manufacturer admits the ‘Black and Tan’ name was “insensitive”, but says it was “unofficially added by some”.
# badvertising - Friday 17 February, 2012
The Daily Fix: Friday
In the Fix tonight: Eircom Studyhub hacked; unvouched expenses; and Chris O’Dowd v Miss Piggy…
Ads for 'My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding' prompt complaints
The slogan “Bigger. Fatter. Gypsier” – used in Channel 4′s billboard campaign for the new series of the show – has been criticised as offensive and racist.
# badvertising - Wednesday 15 February, 2012
Ryanair rapped over ‘sexist’ newspaper ads for cabin crew calendar
The Advertising Standards Agency upholds complaints over newspaper ads selling the airline’s underwear-themed calendar.
# badvertising - Tuesday 3 January, 2012
The 10 most offensive US advertisements of 2011
‘Re-civilise’ a black person! Help fix your girlfriend’s PMS! Smash a toy baby against a wall! …or not.
# badvertising - Wednesday 23 November, 2011
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Nine things to know by 9am: Budget may introduce charges for medical cards, plans to burn Bank of Ireland bondholders, and no more ‘Six Degrees of Separation’
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Poll: Was the Government right to postpone the full re-opening of pubs?
DESPITE WEEKS OF anticipation from pub-goers across the country, the government has announced that the full re-opening of pubs and nightclubs will be pushed back until 10 August.
The move comes after concerns among the National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) about the rising number of cases of Covid-19 in the country.
It was originally expected that pubs and nightclubs would re-open under Phase Four of the government’s roadmap on 20 July.
Many pubs have already been open since 29 June, but they must serve food and can only serve drinks on strict conditions.
However, many recent cases of Covid-19 have originated from clusters in congregated settings, and it is feared that Ireland is not yet ready to move to Phase Four.
But vintners groups have warned that the change will be a blow to thousands of pubs and local communities around the country.
One group argued that pubs are safer than “uncontrolled house parties” and that they pose little threat to public health.
In light of the decision, today we’re asking: Was the government right to postpone the full re-opening of pubs until August?
Poll Results:
Yes (6628)
No (2375)
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