Guinness Adverts
Stop On The Way
A lively advert about stopping in the pub on the way to other events, which features Charles O’Connor of Horslips. To see more of The Guinness Adverts Project click here.
House Party
An advert showing various people enjoying the ease of take-home packs of Guinness. To see more of The Guinness Adverts Project click here.
Mosaic/Concert
A live band, featuring Robin Askwith (Confessions of a Window Cleaner, 1974) and Eurovision Song Contest contestant Geraldine Brannigan, sing about Guinness while members of the audience enjoy a pint. You might spot a young Christopher Biggins in the crowd. Gerry Poulson also directed The Good Old Days in The Guinness Adverts Project. To see […]
Happy Couple (Gaelic)
A father is disgruntled at being unable to drink Guinness while meeting his son’s future parents-in-law. Gerry Poulson also directed Mosaic/Concert in The Guinness Adverts Project. To see more of The Guinness Adverts Project click here. Subtitles kindly provided by Báirbre Dolan and Saidhbh Ní Dhúlaing.
The Good Old Days
In an 18th century tavern, an elderly man recalls the harsher weather of his youth to an audience of younger people, before concluding that Guinness is as good as it ever was. Gerry Poulson also directed Happy Couple in The Guinness Adverts Project. To see more of The Guinness Adverts Project click here.
In The Country
A trip to the countryside is made sweeter by a pub selling Guinness. John Devis directed the complimentary In The City advert in The Guinness Adverts Project To see more of The Guinness Adverts Project click here.
In The City
An advert in which two men appear unimpressed by Dublin, until they find a pub selling Guinness. John Devis directed the complementary In The Country advert in The Guinness Adverts Project. To see more of The Guinness Adverts Project click here.
Guinness International
A stylish and colourful advert for Guinness, which shows montages of people enjoying Guinness, travelling alongside cleverly-animated glasses of the drink. To see more of The Guinness Adverts Project click here.