DAA Terminal 2 Advertisement
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- DAA advertisement for Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport, which opened in November 2010. The ad features Irish actor David Murray, making his way through the new terminal and musing on Ireland's contribution to the world.
Makes you feel proud to be Irish when you see this.
Possibly my favorite ad, the clean crispness of the Red Cam with the cool well structured dialogue, the unbelievable and amazing editing. And of course the outstanding and flawless acting of David Murray. Simply beautiful
Fab. As an Irish woman living abroad it sends a shiver down my spine. good work DAA :)
Not to mention the 'Beaufort Scale and the Submarine' BEST AD EVER!
I think this add should just go from 0.00-0.45 such a wonderful add
David Murray is my cousin :) Very proud of him, fantastic Advert!
Amazing monologue! Brings a tear to the eye!
If they had stopped talking after he said 'we have reached the world from here'. And just let the camera show the terminal. It would have made a far nicer advert. Letting oneself take in the Marvelous achievement that the Irish have accomplished
Also just realised that Yeats, Friel, Beckett and Wilde can be seen in the glass panels as he says them. Amazing advert! x
LOVE THIS ADVERT :D Cant waitr to see the inside of it :)
Just who is this gorgeous man?:]
Brilliant Advert
@jessyreeneee And the gene for skin that goes from nought to sunburnt in 2.4 seconds
@byronsusan Terminal 2 did not cost the taxpayer a singe euro. DAA is not funded by the state whatsoever, and in fact is a net contributor to the state. Its €600 million investment in Terminal 2 was funded through a combination of commercial revenue, aeronautical charges and borrowings.
thats a nice wee ad, makes ya think we're a good wee country hey :)
Love this ad but if i had one minor quibble it would be that the Irish giving the world the submarine is a slight overstatement. Other then that, you gotta love it.
@TransformingDublin you are bending the facts there. DAA is a state owned entity.
@chriswickstead Not at all Chris. DAA is owned by the state. But it is not funded by the state. It operates in a commercial fashion and receives no state funding. All of its investments are funded by borrowings and through commercial income and aeronautical charges. DAA is a contributor to the state - paying its shareholder more than €500m in dividends over the past 30 years.
"We've given the world Yeats, Friel, Godot and Gulliver, Dracula and Dorian Gray."
Favourite part. Makes me very proud to be Irish. x
It really makes me proud to be irish
THE IRISH ARE BRILLIANT!! WOOHOO X
Can't wait to get my degree and leave this god forsaken country through Terminal 2 in the coming years. Shame, I imagined myself actually beginning a career in Ireland. Oh well, I'll come back sometime, I guess.
I was part of the trials and it's a nice terminal and all... but what's the point in advertising something that you don't have any choice over whether to use or not? Your plane takes off and lands wherever it's told to.
Fantastic advert guys. Good job. Another thing us Irish ace at...making commercials
And the Irish sense of humour "The gene for skin that goes from naught to sunburned in 2.5 seconds" Wonderful.
@JenFrusciante Bram Stroker wrote Dracula and he was Irish
He didn't mention guinness u2 or the riverdance
@randonio10 If you are flying to Portugal with Aer Lingus in July next year that flight will be operating from Terminal 2.
All that we've "given the world" and nobody will give us a lend of a few quid... :-(
@JenFrusciante sorry i dont get dracula?! whats that connection?!
@Irishcurls123 Cool she is lucky to be able to use T2 and fly nearly everyday!!!
Only thing I don't like in this - and it's minor because it has an excellent feel good factor especially in such shit times: he forgot to mention that the pneumatic tyre was invented here also by Dunlop.
The gene for skin that goes from 0 to sunburnt in 2.4 seconds!!!!!
So who is the actor ?
@stevegates Take what you hear from the media about the DAA with a pinch of salt! And take a spoon of salt with what you hear michael O Leary say !!!
A beautifully shot commercial. However the basic premise of how great Ireland and the Irish are, is particularly bad timing I feel. His Celtic swagger makes me slightly embarrassed now...
im english this is nothing we have heathrow and manchester and glasgow airports