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Musgrave Tea: Matchmaker

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A humorous advertisement for PG Tips Tea. A man is stopped and searched by armed German police. They find a leaflet for the Musgrave Brook Bond Matchmaker scheme in the man’s pocket and become excited. Rounding up the rest of the police, they race off to avail of the scheme, avoiding gunfire while they shout […]
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Musgrave Tea: Consistent

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A series of people representing various jobs and roles drink Musgrave Dividend tea. The accompanying voiceover describes the reasons why they have chosen to drink it. To see more from The Irish Adverts Project, click here.
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Musgrave Tea: Happy Reunion

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Advertisement promoting the Happy Reunion Contest, a competition from Musgrave tea where airline tickets can be won. A young woman is seen stepping off a plane and reunited with a friend. To see more from The Irish Adverts Project, click here.
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Club Milk: Have a Cuppa

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Advertisement for Club Milk chocolate bars. A jingle sings ‘If you’re gonna have a cuppa, have a club’, while showing the various ways people enjoy ‘having a cuppa’. To see more from The Irish Adverts Project, click here.
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PG Tips: Chris Curan

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Advertisement for PG Tips tea in which actor Chris Curran explains why PG Tips is his choice, as a jingle encourages viewers to change to PG Tips. To see more from The Irish Adverts Project, click here.
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Halpins Tea: Up and Down

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Advertisement in which a group of domestic servants perform a musical number, singing about the growth of Halpins tea while the lady of the house is served her tea. To see more from The Irish Adverts Project, click here.
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