Ad of the Week: Electric Ireland – You’re Smarter Than You Think
Electric Ireland has launched a new customer communications campaign called ‘You’re smarter than you think’ which demonstrates the many ways that Electric Ireland is the smarter choice for customers. The lynchpin of the through the line campaign is a suite of four unique and entertaining TV ads that aim to reassure Electric Ireland customers that they are getting the best...
Ad of the Week: Vodafone Ireland’s Who We Are is How We Play
With the Autumn rugby internationals due to kick off next weekend against the Springboks, Vodafone Ireland has launched the next phase of its sponsorship of Irish rugby with a new campaign called “Who We Are is How We Play.” Created by Target McConnells, which developed the “Team Of Us” platform, the campaign gives viewers and fans a glimpse into the...
Ad of the Week: Laya Healthcare “It’s Good to Live’
Laya healthcare has embarked on a major new brand repositioning campaign, centred around a purpose-driven theme “It’s good to live”. Created by TBWADublin, the €2.5m integrated campaign is laya healthcare’s biggest in five years, and strives to evolve the brand to win hearts and minds as a real health partner, not just a health insurer. The multi-platform campaign will focus...
Ad of the Week: Kelkin – Made for Exploring
The Lowdown: Kelkin’s new campaign celebrates the fact that everyone is born curious, craving new experiences. Seeking out new adventures helps us get the most out of life. With a huge range of nutritious products, Kelkin feeds your inner explorer so you can keep seeking out new adventures every day. Kelkin is made for exploring. Credits: Advertiser: Valeo Foods Brand: Kelkin Activity: Broadcast Commercial Agency:...
Ad of the Week: Iarnród Éireann – Publicis Dublin
The Lowdown: Publicis Dublin create a tongue in cheek campaign for Irish Rail/ Iarnród Éireann. The campaign encourages the public to use its intercity service by showing them that they’ll enjoy the train journey so much they might not want to get off. Publicis Dublin brought this idea to life with a 40-second TV spot, which shows a man returning...
Ad of the Week: Kerrygold Launches First Campaign Since 2010
Kerrygold has launched its first Irish advertising campaign in seven years. The campaign, Memories in the Making, was created by Publicis Dublin. Directed by TJ O’Grady-Peyton from the appropriately named Butter Films, it was shot over two days in Dublin and will run on TV and digital platforms. The TV ad celebrates memories and experiences that pass on from generation to...
Ad of the Week: Guinness – The Compton Cowboys
A new Guinness advertising campaign, portraying the story of ’The Compton Cowboys’, has launched across Ireland and the UK. The new release is the next chapter of the iconic ‘Made of More’ series, which champions real people who have shown unexpected character to enrich the world around them. ‘The Compton Cowboys’ tells the story of a group of men living in...
Ad of the Week: Bord Gáis Energy – Publicis Dublin
Bord Gáis Energy and Hive, the leading UK connected home brand have launched a new campaign to highlight the benefits of having a connected home this winter. The two brands, both owned by global and energy services company Centrica, will run concurrent campaign activity across TV, radio, print, digital and Direct Marketing until the end of November, with the...
Ad of the Week: Boys and Girls Launch New Campaign and Brand Identity for Three Mobile
Mobile phone operator Three Mobile has launched a major new rebrand and advertising campaign which will span TV, digital, OOH, radio, social and PR. The Make it Count campaign kicked off this week. “We’re delighted to unveil the work we’ve been doing on behalf of Three over the past number of months. It’s an evolution that moves the brand forward...
Ad of the Week: TG4 Ladies Football – Publicis Dublin
The Lowdown: Publicis Dublin create a quirky campaign to encourage Gaelic football fans to tune into the Ladies Football Championships exclusively on Irish TV station TG4. Why? Because there are some people who claim to be proper Gaelic football fans, yet only seem to watch the men’s championship. That’s not a proper fan. The Dublin based agency reveals a hard-core...
