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In order to avail of the €1 add-on deal, customers would have to purchase a broadband and TV bundle.
Outdated fee information had been listed on UCD’s School of Medicine website.
A complaint about a radio ad for the same clinic was also upheld.
AIB was found to be in breach of the advertisers’ code.
It did not, however, find the ad was gender stereotyping or that the images were inappropriate.
Three times the amount of complaints have been received so far in 2017 compared to all of last year.
A report was released this week calling for stronger regulation of adverts in the UK.
The Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland (ASAI) made the ruling against Almond Homeopathy this week.
It followed a complaint over salmon from Scotland that bore the group’s logo.
The “classic and elegant” jumper cost €16.99.
Three had claimed that it had the superior data offer, and that Meteor’s advert was misleading.
Insuremymotorbike.ie was taken down after the complaint was lodged.
The complaint related to Lidl’s InisMara brand of fish products.
The ASAI made the ruling today.
What you should know before you click on those product links.
The ASAI aims to ensure that all marketing is easily identifiable from independent editorial content.
The advert, which ran on both television and radio stations, claimed an Eircode would help emergency services “find you faster”.
The initial response to the adverts was negative, and they were pulled by Carphone Warehouse shortly afterwards.
The children misunderstood a message that advertised free park and ride facilities.
The guidelines aim to stop consumers being misled by marketing terms.
The ASAI ruled that this advertisement should not be used in the same format again.
The ad campaign was featured on two Irish websites.
The Advertising Standards Authority found the ad to be in breach of their guidelines.
Regulators say the ad was ‘light-hearted’ in nature.
Epilepsy Ireland said the Facebook ad had caused upset and hurt to people with epilepsy and their families.
A ruling by the Irish advertising authority has ruled it is no longer allowed to use the slogan in its advertising.
A complainant wasn’t happy that a footnote was in a smaller font.
The advertising watchdog upheld a complaint that the ad appears to reference underage drinking.
The advertising watchdog has ordered that the ad not be used in the same format again.
Food advertisements and ads for health and beauty products will now also be subject to more stringent examinations.
The advertising authority received a number of complaints in relation to the ad.
The ASAI published its latest complaints today.
The Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland received complaints about a recent Toyota advertisement among others.
So says Irish advertising standards.
The ad for a new jewellery range was deemed too sexy by the Advertising Standards Authority.
The advertisement was deemed ‘overtly sexual in nature’ and ‘provocative’ by the ASAI.
In total, the Advertising Standards Agency dealt with 13 complaints last month.
In its latest update, the ASAI found 14 ads did not comply with their code.
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