Remove Irish Cancer society Advert - "I want to get Cancer"
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Sharon collins
9 years ago
Its crass and bad taste. Stop the ad now.
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linda
9 years ago
Signing for my dear friend who "got cancer" RIP
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Mary-Kathryn Morrissey
9 years ago
Our daughter was 19 months when she was diagnosed with high risk stage 4 cancer.
She has been a patient on St Johns Ward for the past 13 months.
We find this ad very offensive.
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Siobhan cunniffe
9 years ago
please remove your current ad campaign - it is Ill considered & causing huge upset to those who have battled cancer.
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Rosemary Durkan
9 years ago
The arrogance and lack of empathy in this ad is horrible. How much did it cost Id like to know!
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Elaine McGee
9 years ago
Take it down.
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Orla Monaghan
9 years ago
Such a misleading advertisement. The Irish Cancer Society know better and should not have even considered this never mind going with it as an advert!!
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Grainne Duggan
9 years ago
Remove this advert.
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Tanya
9 years ago
I understand the concept but it brings back sad and painful memories every time i see it.
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Pauline Mc Adams
9 years ago
Scrap the ad campaign it's offensive
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Offensive advert and waste of money as every family in Ireland has experience of cancer. Spend public donations on patient and family supports and services, not offensive ' awareness' campaigns. We are already painfully aware of cancer and the devastating consequences of same
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George Voynov
9 years ago
Remove ICS advert . Very bad judgement. Shocking!!!!
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Michael Murphy
9 years ago
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Anonymous
9 years ago
To think someone got paid for coming up with that, ridiculous!
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Sara Swaine
9 years ago
To hear your child repeat that add is an absolute disgrace I just don't understand how they thought it was a good idea
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Fiona Newcombe
9 years ago
As somebody who has lost several family members to cancer I find the ad so insensitive. I literally don't know anybody who has not been touched by cancer so we all 'get' it
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Anonymous
9 years ago
massive fail
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Claire Bruton
9 years ago
Shocks way to make a point
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Sinéad O'Connor
9 years ago
I find this advert so upsetting...it needs to go!!!
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Caoimhe Timmons
9 years ago
I too have wrote an email to them and got a stinking email back! 100% against it. Hope this gets noticed and they remove it!!
Its crass and bad taste. Stop the ad now.
Signing for my dear friend who "got cancer" RIP
Our daughter was 19 months when she was diagnosed with high risk stage 4 cancer. She has been a patient on St Johns Ward for the past 13 months. We find this ad very offensive.
please remove your current ad campaign - it is Ill considered & causing huge upset to those who have battled cancer.
The arrogance and lack of empathy in this ad is horrible. How much did it cost Id like to know!
Take it down.
Such a misleading advertisement. The Irish Cancer Society know better and should not have even considered this never mind going with it as an advert!!
Remove this advert.
I understand the concept but it brings back sad and painful memories every time i see it.
Scrap the ad campaign it's offensive
Offensive advert and waste of money as every family in Ireland has experience of cancer. Spend public donations on patient and family supports and services, not offensive ' awareness' campaigns. We are already painfully aware of cancer and the devastating consequences of same
Remove ICS advert . Very bad judgement. Shocking!!!!
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To think someone got paid for coming up with that, ridiculous!
To hear your child repeat that add is an absolute disgrace I just don't understand how they thought it was a good idea
As somebody who has lost several family members to cancer I find the ad so insensitive. I literally don't know anybody who has not been touched by cancer so we all 'get' it
massive fail
Shocks way to make a point
I find this advert so upsetting...it needs to go!!!
I too have wrote an email to them and got a stinking email back! 100% against it. Hope this gets noticed and they remove it!!