The bears are back!

Be warned, spoilers ahead!

Aoife McArdle is going to be a name to remember.

Did I mention it’s 20 days until Christmas?

Wait, what?

A complaint against a dating agency’s radio advert claiming it was “the only regulated matchmaking agency in Ireland” has been upheld by the broadcasting watchdog.

In the internet economy, Asia is often a harbinger for new services such as messaging apps or mobile payments. 

Trump's first TV ad shows migrants 'at the southern border,' but it is being reported that they are actually in Morocco.

Because nothing says Christmas like spiking a friend's drink.

Mattel has attempted to reframe Barbie's brand image problem in its new ad 'Imagine The Possibilities'.

Buy gum and then you'll fall in love.

Oh the romance.

If you haven't found that Friday feeling yet, this is bound to do it.

Understandable.

"I feel beautiful on the day when I feel like life is fun,"

Mmm, flowers.

A pub landlord has caused outcry in a seaside village after publicly slating locals who failed to drink in his bar. William Flood took out an advert in his local newspaper thanking customers for NOT drinking in his pub, Big Paddys.

Some distance to go for garlic cheese fries…

Paddy Power has been warned by the Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland that many members of the public do not appreciate or accept the level to which the bookmaker seeks to “push the boundaries” in its media campaigns.

The father of murdered Irish student Nicola Furlong has described Paddy Power’s decision to allow bets on the Oscar Pistorius trial as “disgusting” — asking if the bookmaker would put up odds if his own children had died.

Paddy Power has defended its decision to take bets on the outcome of the Oscar Pistorius murder trial and run high-profile adverts promising to refund losing bets if the South African is found not guilty.