Sunday 25 July, 2021
Meet Andy Ferreira, cocktail maker extraordinaire. He’s taking part in a global competition next week.
According to a global Kantar Worldpanel survey.
The US President’s critics have been urging customers to stop shopping at retailers that sell Trump family brands.
The strongest sales were in Roscommon (30%), while the lowest were in Leitrim (11%).
We like fizzy drinks, chocolate and bread.
A survey has found toilet rolls, chocolate biscuits and toothpaste have all shrunk in recent months.
The affected brands are all marketed in Ireland.
The number one probably won’t surprise you.
Brands, brands, brands.
It serves to highlight how confusing Coke thinks its brand extensions have become.
And it’s bringing its plans overseas.
Brands Saying Bae is your new favourite Twitter account.
Sometimes it’s probably wiser to say nothing at all.
The company is worth €116 billion, having increased in value by 40 per cent over the year.
Michael Erb approaches reviews like a job – now companies send him products for free in the hope that he’ll notice them.
…And why that simplicity is one factor in their success.
A complaint from its rival Persil ended with the UK’s Advertising Standards Authority led to the ruling.
Everyone’s talking about John Kerry’s strong speech on Syria and a shooting that went wrong in Dublin.
Monopoly is no longer about buying properties – its latest version is all about the global brands.
Two of them have even engaged in a rap battle. On Twitter. A Twattle, if you will.
From Taco Bell to Irish Rail.
Cisco Systems on your bicep? Really?
What did Tiffany & Co, Avon and Nokia sell before they became household brands? Not jewellery, cosmetics nor phones…
A new report from the European Commission showed that 51 per cent of people in Europe have never smoked and one fifth have given up.
Bertie in the cupboard, awkward RTÉ Guide man, an overexcited chicken fancier: here are our nominees for some badvertising for distinctly Irish products.
Lesley Anderson, a single mother of two children, tells her story about the difficulties she faces meeting the ‘back to school’ costs.
Family clinical psychotherapist Joanna Fortune says toys don’t just let children ‘play’ anymore – they are constantly selling to them…
Will we ever find out who was taking the horse to France? Or how exactly Sally O’Brien might look at you? Revisit some favourite Irish ad catchphrases…
Fáilte Ireland gets overall prize in eGovernment awards for their Discover Ireland online campaign.
