Aer Lingus: Brand of Flying
Advertisement for Aer Lingus, highlighting how they are the only airline flying to America on the 747. Throughout, a jingle sings ‘There is an Aer Lingus brand of flying.’
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Advertisement for Aer Lingus, highlighting how they are the only airline flying to America on the 747. Throughout, a jingle sings ‘There is an Aer Lingus brand of flying.’
Advertisement employing a mixture of animation and still images in which an Aer Lingus plane flies among the clouds and tourists enjoy various destinations. A woman sings a cover version of Nana Mouskouri’s Deep and Silent Sea with alternative lyrics to represent Ireland and Aer Lingus.
Advertisement for Aer Lingus featuring a series of still images showing the experience customers get when travelling with Aer Lingus, and the various destinations they fly to. Throughout, a jingle sings ‘go with the people you know, the people who care about you’.
An advertisement consisting of animated still images, providing information on Aer Lingus routes and fares to Britain.
A short advertisement for AIB, highlighting the usefulness of a chequebook to students.
An advertisement for Avonmore milk featuring Irish shoppers and an appearance by the TV Presenter Miriam O’Callaghan.
This advertisement depicts a packet of Babysoft tissues and various hands reaching over to pull out tissues. In the background, there is the sound of sneezing.
Advertisement consists of a long close up of a roll of Babysoft Kitchen Towel, with the sounds of a busy household heard in the background. The noises suggest that a spill has occurred and a hand reaches over to tear off sheets of kitchen towel from the roll.
An advertisement for Ballyfree eggs in which a man cycles to the Ballyfree Farm and sees fresh eggs being collected and packed, before a family are seen enjoying eggs for breakfast.
An advertisement for Bass, which highlights the appeal of the ale to men with mature taste buds.
An advertisement for Bass Ale, in which The Dubliners are seen traveling from an airport to a Dublin pub (O’Donoghue’s, Merrion Row). where they sing a song and enjoy a pint of the Cork ale. Inside, the group sing a song to the tune of Rocky Road to Dublin and Ronnie Drew drinks from a pint before exclaiming: ‘Ah… that’s Bass’.
An advertisement for Beanos sweets. A young girl sleeps with a copy of Jack and the Beanstalk by her bed. She dreams of finding packets of Beanos at the end of the beanstalk.
Short advertisement for Bovril Cubes featuring Terry Wogan.
Advertisement introducing new Bovril stock cubes to ‘bring out the best in your cooking’. Terry Wogan demonstrates and encourages viewers to try them.
An advertisement in which a young woman demonstrates the features of the Brother’s 750 Electronic Sewing Machine.
An advertisement for Brother Sewing Machines, depicting a group of women using electric sewing machines in the clouds.
Advertisement for the Bush Superstar colour television, highlighting how black and white televisions are the only place you’ll see a football match in grey and encouraging viewers to buy or rent a Bush Superstar colour television.
An advertisement for Cadbury’s Irish Rose, in which comedian Dave Allen delivers a rapid-fire monologue about his relationship with the selection box chocolates.
Advertisement for Cadbury’s Milk Tray which sees a family rushing to board a train in time. As they climb on board, they are gifted a box of Milk Tray which they enjoy as their father struggles to carry all their luggage.
Animated advertisement depicting bottles of Cadet soft drink marching in formation and singing a song about the various flavours.
A animated advertisement highlighting how viewers can avail of £30 off a new Calor Kosangas cooker when they trade in their old model.
Various scenarios are presented as voiceover encourages viewers to think of the ways in which Calor Kosangas can assist when cooking at home.
A woman rushes home out of the freezing cold, and as she passes her window, she notices it is frozen solid. The ice on the window melts as the Calor Master Heat begins to work.
Advertisement highlighting the savings that can be made when cooking using Calor Kosangas.