Nike Present the Switch
Nike’s EURO 2016 football advert is here and it’s epic. Starring Cristiano Ronaldo, the brilliant twist on movies like the Change Up sees the Portuguese star collide with a ball boy and their abilities are swapped.
Umbro Velocita – Glory For All
KesselsKramer have created an advert proclaiming that glory is not only for the 1% but also for the 99% too, for the Launch of the Velocita boots by Umbro.
Giles and Dunphy Free the Joy
Famed RTE pundits Eamon Dunphy and John Giles poke fun at themselves in a new advert for Cadburys.
Mirrors featuring Neymar
This is Neymar Jr. in his Hypervenom boots. This is what it’s like to try to stop him, from Nike Football
Beats by Dre, The Game Before the Game
The World Cup advert from Beats By Dre is simply stunning, featuring a host of stars that will light up our screens come next week.
England Ad Steals George’s Greatest Line
They say imitation is the highest form of flattery. The brilliant new Carlsberg England World Cup advert features Jeff Stelling, Paddy McGuinness, and Ian Wright, and perhaps in a nod to their near neighbours also borrows George Hamilton’s most famous line.
Made By Sweden: Zlatan Rewrites Anthem
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is noted in Sweden for not singing the words to the national anthem. In an epic new ad by Volvo, also starring his family, the footballing icon rewrites the lyrics.
A Roller-Coaster of a Season
Carlsberg’s brilliant new That Premier Feeling advert featuring a few well-known faces.
Win the Ultimate Fan’s Experience with Heineken’s Road to the Final
With Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, and Borussia Dortmund battling it out to reach the UEFA Champions League decider, Heineken has unveiled the latest instalment of its ‘Road to the Final’ campaign with the launch of a brand new TV ad. To celebrate, Heineken is offering one lucky Irish fan and three friends an opportunity to get a seat at this season’s competition finale in London.
Video: The Spanish Coca-Cola Ad
It depicts chaos at home. The economy and country are in ruins. Yet the football team unites the nation. Sound familiar? It’s Coca-Cola’s Spanish advert. Olé.