Remove Irish Cancer society Advert - "I want to get Cancer"
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Aidan Murphy
9 years ago
A total disconnect from the people ICS claim to represent.
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Trish Murray
9 years ago
Remove the add it's a disgrace
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Eileen Buckley
9 years ago
Think. It's unfair to all those suffering from cancer
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Eileen Buckley
9 years ago
Think. It's unfair to all those suffering from cancer
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Irene Wilkins
9 years ago
Remove
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Sharon Reilly
9 years ago
Please remove this add for the sake of patients and families
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Denise McGhee
9 years ago
This advert is very insensitive and causing me and my family distress. I have two very close family members fighting the latter stages of cancer and do not appreciate seeing this advert emblazoned on billboards, etc.
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Lorraine Shanley
9 years ago
I have breast cancer at the min and I really don't appreciate your advert and neither does my family.
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Dawn nixon
9 years ago
The ad is disgusting you all should be ashamed of yourselves for even thinking about an ad for the TV
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John Walsh
9 years ago
Totally insensitive! As a cancer survivor, I also object.
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John beamish
9 years ago
I switch channel or radio station when ever this advert comes on,it's extremely insensitive...we lost dad to cancer in 2015.
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Dee Carney
9 years ago
Do the right thing...Remove the Ad...
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Shame that young man could not spend his last days at home with his family Christmas week, I have sold daffodils for years and hoped the money was helping families like this
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Anna Douglas
9 years ago
I understand what message you are trying to convey. But the wording is so wrong, on so many levels
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Although I get what you are trying to say it this ad should never have been allowed to get past the drawing board
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Marie O Toole
9 years ago
Don't like it one bit
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Carmel O'Brien
9 years ago
Do it for Dolores Grace and her family and epically for Eliott
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Pam dennehy
9 years ago
This is very disrespectful and distasteful to all but I would think more so for people who 'never wanted to get cancer'
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nina mccarthy
9 years ago
terrible advert. I wouldn't support charity that is so disrespectful to people they claim to help
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Siobhan
9 years ago
Stupid advert. How it was ever allowed to be made i just wonder at the intelligence of people. Its gotta go.
A total disconnect from the people ICS claim to represent.
Remove the add it's a disgrace
Think. It's unfair to all those suffering from cancer
Think. It's unfair to all those suffering from cancer
Remove
Please remove this add for the sake of patients and families
This advert is very insensitive and causing me and my family distress. I have two very close family members fighting the latter stages of cancer and do not appreciate seeing this advert emblazoned on billboards, etc.
I have breast cancer at the min and I really don't appreciate your advert and neither does my family.
The ad is disgusting you all should be ashamed of yourselves for even thinking about an ad for the TV
Totally insensitive! As a cancer survivor, I also object.
I switch channel or radio station when ever this advert comes on,it's extremely insensitive...we lost dad to cancer in 2015.
Do the right thing...Remove the Ad...
Shame that young man could not spend his last days at home with his family Christmas week, I have sold daffodils for years and hoped the money was helping families like this
I understand what message you are trying to convey. But the wording is so wrong, on so many levels
Although I get what you are trying to say it this ad should never have been allowed to get past the drawing board
Don't like it one bit
Do it for Dolores Grace and her family and epically for Eliott
This is very disrespectful and distasteful to all but I would think more so for people who 'never wanted to get cancer'
terrible advert. I wouldn't support charity that is so disrespectful to people they claim to help
Stupid advert. How it was ever allowed to be made i just wonder at the intelligence of people. Its gotta go.