Even more adverts you despise

Just be happy they even thought about their Irish market. The UK version below

The original (6-7 years back?) didn't have the phone box.

Hope the kid is still getting royalties.

Radio ad for Opel Corsa - male voice answering 'of corsa' to every question. Gives me the rage.

It's a measure of his presence that he stands out as himself, I actually didn't notice what the ad was promoting. Gambling you say? I missed that entirely, it looked more like a surreal tribute to the greatest. Eric 1, gambling company (which one? Can't remember), Nil.

The problem I have with that ad is the atrocious standard of football displayed. They could have showed some skill and impressive play instead of that half ass low energy stuff.

Are they really suggesting people should spend time and money attending, only because these are women and it is unfair that more people attend higher quality and more entertaining matches.

That would be a good entry into tonight's Querovision song contest, given the way it's gone. It would have a better chance of success too.

What is this ad supposed to be portraying? Is it Lidl admitting their chocolate and biscuits etc aren't a patch on M&S?

Well considering 50% of the population is female, womens sports are not being attended because women are not supporting them.

I see they have brought back that Rathlooney lottery ad ... awful set of ads all of them ...

Not really an ad ... but that Dancing to the Beat thing on RTE when advertising DWTS et al drives me mad .... what song is that even ?? ... is it even a song?? ...

Think its for a Broadband provider, the one with that bearded tw@t getting down on his hands and knees and running around with a frisbee in his mouth like a dog.

I'm sure that "Denis" would love to reply to the young wan when she asks "whats a gigglybit" by saying, "the size of yer Ma's arse in those trousers"

You beat me to it

Nothing is stopping women playing these shorts and nothing is stopping any of us going to watch games either. Pele will vote with their feet though and while the profile of women players has risen, these ads are biting nite than virtue signaling. All this seems to be ignoring the elephant in the room as well. I have no interest in Gaelic sports really but you have the LGFA and the GAA. It night before matters if ads like these campaigned for the obvious, getting the GAA to acknowledge the women’s game. I overheard a conversation with a local man who trained a local woman’s team last year. There may have been calorie, I’m not sure but they basically weren’t colluded with any gear and only ended up with the shít the lads team had worn out and moved on from. I think rubbish like this is what actually needs to be highlighted and addressed first. Then again I’m not a Gaelic head so may be talking through my hoop but if the main organisation won’t recognise women footballers then start with that and why Scot getting fans out later.