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The ASAI found that the ad did not cause grave or widespread offence.
Twenty-one complaints were upheld by the ASAI, Ireland’s advertising watchdog, in it’s latest complaints bulletin.
The watchdog has found against a number of companies, according to its latest Complaints Bulletin.
Posts by companies on social media websites that advertise products now under the remit of the Advertising Authority of Ireland.
It’s practically our national swearword – but what do we mean when we say ‘feck’? And where did it come from? Stan Carey explains. (Contains strong language)
The ‘bits’ campaign insults women and patronises men – but its worst crime is a tedious lack of imagination, writes Jean Sutton. Why do the media keep playing their game?
What will Club Orange do if the breasts get banned? We’ve looked at other potential directions.
Labour senator Ivana Bacik has been criticised by the pro-life group Youth Defence after she called for the Advertising Standards Agency to be given a remit to act on complaints about anti-abortion ads.
Ads for the 48 mobile network and a hangover cure have been shot down by the ASAI.
The Advertising Standards Authority has received a number of complaints over the Life Institute campaign, but said it is outside their remit.
The ASAI upholds 82 complaints against the Gaelic football-themed Hunky Dory’s ads which caused “grave and widespread offence”.
Those ads featuring scantily-clad girls trying their hand at our national sport haven’t gone down well with some…
As the Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland releases its latest report, we look at some of the ads that vexed viewers.