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How Many Of These Classic Irish Ads Can You Identify?

Test yourself in here.
9.30pm, 9 Aug 2015
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1. What was Bertie shilling from his cupboard?
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Irish Daily Mail
Sunday World

News of the World
The Sun
2. This guy didn't know what a tracker mortgage was. But who did?
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AIB
Financial Regulator

Credit Union
Irish Nationwide
3. What was Darth Vader roped into advertising?
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Homestead
Crazy Prices

Quinnsworth
Roches Stores
4. What was this guy all excited about?
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Murphy's Stout
Cadbury Dairy Milk

Guinness
Harp
5. In which ad did this cranky old geezer turn up?
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Ronseal
Centra

Esat Digifone
Water safety
6. Which ad is this dog from?
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Farm safety
Sheep worrying

Pedigree Chum
Cesar
7. What's this woman advertising?
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Woodies DIY
Pledge

Stira
Jif
8. These sheep were the spokesanimals for what?
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Flahavan's porridge
Worm drench

Mastitis treatment
Silage testing services
9. What drink was this minx selling us?
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Bovril
Barrys Tea

Lyons Tea
Cadbury Drinking Chocolate
10. And finally, on which ad have you seen these two before?
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Road safety
AIDs awareness

Aer Lingus
Toyota
Answer all the questions to see your result!
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You scored out of !
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You scored out of !
Were you even paying attention?
We'll only give you a pass if you are a literal baby. Are you a baby? Confess.
Share your result:
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You scored out of !
Were you even paying attention?
We'll only give you a pass if you are a literal baby. Are you a baby? Confess.
Share your result:
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You scored out of !
You definitely don't know what a tracker mortgage is.
You might have thought you had better things to be doing than paying attention to ads, but now where are you? Doing badly on this quiz, that's where.
Share your result:
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You scored out of !
You definitely don't know what a tracker mortgage is.
You might have thought you had better things to be doing than paying attention to ads, but now where are you? Doing badly on this quiz, that's where.
Share your result:
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You scored out of !
You definitely don't know what a tracker mortgage is.
You might have thought you had better things to be doing than paying attention to ads, but now where are you? Doing badly on this quiz, that's where.
Share your result:
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You scored out of !
You know your retro ads!
Time has made your memories hazy, but you still know your stuff. Top work.
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You scored out of !
You know your retro ads!
Time has made your memories hazy, but you still know your stuff. Top work.
Share your result:
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You scored out of !
You know your retro ads!
Time has made your memories hazy, but you still know your stuff. Top work.
Share your result:
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You scored out of !
You're an ad whiz!
Your parents often bemoaned that if you knew your schoolwork as well as you knew the ads, you'd be better off. Well look at you now!
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You scored out of !
You're an ad whiz!
Your parents often bemoaned that if you knew your schoolwork as well as you knew the ads, you'd be better off. Well look at you now!
Share your result:

(Q1, News of the World; Q2, Financial Regulator; Q3, Quinnsworth; Q4, Guinness; Q5, Water safety; Q6, sheep worrying; Q7, Stira; Q8, worm drench; Q9, Lyons Tea; Q10, Aer Lingus.)

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