Ad of the Week: Home Movers and Mortgage Switchers
Ulster Bank has kicked off the New Year by launching its ‘Home Movers and Mortgage Switchers’ ad campaign, aimed at families that are looking for more space or more financial breathing room. The creative, which was developed by Boys and Girls, builds upon the bank’s successful ‘First Five’ campaign for first-time buyers and highlights how space can become a premium...
Ad of the Week: Irish Examiner – Women’s Vote
100 years ago, with their struggle to gain universal suffrage, Irish women fought to not be judged for their gender. 100 years on, with the choice of women’s underwear still admissible in Irish rape trials, Irish women are now fighting to not be judged for their clothing. Throughout all this time, the Irish Examiner newspaper has been here to make their...
Ad of the Week: An Post’s Send Love this Christmas
An Post has launched its new Christmas campaign called ‘Send Love This Christmas’. The campaign features surprise messages from Irish people who won’t be with their families for Christmas this year. An Post wanted to show that nowhere is out of reach this Christmas and that they can go the extra mile to deliver feelings of love, support and connection...
Ad of the Week: Dunnes Christmas Ad
The new Dunnes Christmas TV ad is a heartwarming tale of how a bunch of plucky children come together to make sure that Santa can't miss their town. The campaign, which was created by Chemistry, and embraces story telling with a big brand feel which is generating a hugely positive reaction. The new Dunnes campaign kicked off with a...
Ad of the Week: Save Someone from a Life of Poverty
In the Company of Huskies has launched an emotional new campaign with Ireland’s biggest charity St. Vincent de Paul (SVP). Called ‘Save someone from a life of poverty” it juxtaposes the saddening reality of the long-term effects of poverty on young people’s lives and the positive impact made possible through donations. In two 30-second TVCs, the campaign shows the real-life...
Ad of the Week: SuperValu’s Consider Christmas
Following the recent launch of its new ‘All things considered’ campaign, SuperValu and TBWADublin have followed up with a new Christmas campaign that encourages customers to ‘Consider Christmas’. The new TV ad, a cheerful, lyrical spot reflects the warmest familiar sentiments of the season. The 30-second TVC uses a festive interpretation of ‘Consider Yourself’, from the musical, Oliver! Throughout the...
Ad of the Week: Ulster Bank Northern Ireland
Innovation is at the heart of the Ulster Bank Northern Ireland brand, and when it comes to security their banking app harnesses the latest biometric technology – with both Face ID and Fingerprint Login – to help protect customers’ accounts. To communicate the benefits of the UB NI app Boys + Girls launched their first campaign in more than three...
Ad of the Week: Take Notice – Marie Keating Foundation
ROTHCO | Accenture Interactive creates a striking campaign to urge people to #takenotice this Breast Cancer Awareness month If one of the most touched and photographed breasts in the world suddenly developed a lump, would anyone notice? That was the key question asked by leading Irish cancer charity, the Marie Keating Foundation, and creative agency ROTHCO | Accenture Interactive, as...
Ad of the Week: Sherry FitzGerald
In the Company of Huskies team up with Sherry FitzGerald to launch the property agents’ new brand platform and innovative technology offering. Ireland's largest property and financial services firm, Sherry FitzGerald selected In the Company of Huskies to develop a new brand platform and campaign. This comes ahead of Sherry FitzGerald launching their pioneering technology which will revolutionise the property...
Ad of the Week: Belief Is Everywhere
Rothco | Accenture Interactive has launched a new campaign for AIB called “Belief Is Everywhere’. The integrated campaign- led by a 60-second TVC directed by Academy’s Si&Ad- looks to recognise the hard work and belief the Irish public experience on the journey to getting a mortgage. The TVC opens on a dusky scene on the Irish coast. As the landscape...
