Even more adverts you despise

AndrewJRenko

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123631583#Comment_123631583

Tell me you've never heard of healthmail.ie without telling me you've never heard of healthmail.ie

deezell

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123632238#Comment_123632238

Ok..…'I've not never not heard about Healthmail.ie never'. I'll probably Google it, or not. GP can send scrips to pharmacy now this few years, but now I've no paper copy, so not sure if the scrip is two installments or expired when I run out of ammo.

deezell

Is healthmail only for health providers? It looks like a beta thing. Anyway, let's leave it out, wrong topic here.

AndrewJRenko

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123634042#Comment_123634042

It's

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123634025#Comment_123634025

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123634042#Comment_123634042

It's a long way from beta.

https://www.hse.ie/eng/services/list/2/primarycare/east-coast-diabetes-service/management-of-type-2-diabetes/healthmail

Healthmail is a secure clinical email service that allows health care providers to send and receive clinical patient information in a secure manner. The service is provided by the Primary Care Directorate of the HSE and is managed by eHealth Ireland and supported by the ICGP and the Irish Pharmacy Union. 

We know only too well the challenge of co-ordinating our time to discuss issues by phone. Being able to send a secure email is convenient, efficient and is usually productive. Why not take a look at the Healthmail website and see how convenient it is to register. We can then communicate easily and securely with one another particularly around specific patient concerns. healthmail.ie

Here’s what health care professionals in Community Healthcare East (CHE) have to say about it:

“We have been using the Healthmail facility in the practice and have found it to be a very positive experience. It is a reliable and secure way of sending and receiving clinical patient information while also being efficient and utilising time well. We check daily for emails and are very pleased with the service. We would recommend this facility.”

June, Deirdre and Fiona, PNs, Arklow Medical Practice

"I use healthmail daily in communications regarding patient management particularily with our diabetic shared care nurses and hospital teams. It is a secure network and provides a safe, quick and reliable way of sorting patient issues out without having to reach people by phone. It is really easy to set up. GPs and administration staff have access to healthmail in our practice also. "

Jane Deehan, PN, Bradshaw's Lane, Arklow

“I have been using Healthmail for the management of my patients with diabetes for over a  year. It has proved to be very productive. In particular, I can communicate promptly with the community diabetes nurse about specific patients and then incorporate the correspondence in to their individual files where appropriate.  I would highly recommend it as an efficient and effective form of secure communication.”

Dr. Peter Boles, Bray

castletownman

The psychopathic smile on the chef in the Pla-zaa ad. Has definitely murdered at least one person

jackboy

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123635291#Comment_123635291

What do you think is 'on the menu'😅

Andy From Sligo

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123635291#Comment_123635291

if thats the case, what is going on with that woman who does the hand gesture? - she looks dodge! - what kind of weirdos does that place attract?

RoTelly

that's a big YEP!

RoTelly

Can you imagine if they old man in the Energia add had found a new younger model wife, like in the other Energia, instead he gets new hair and glasses.

deezell

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123639754#Comment_123639754

It's clever, they're taking the piss out of their earlier 'future you' ad.

However. The newest version of the Spry finance ad is vomit inducing, with the ageing loved up couple getting frisky as they frolic their way through Temple Bar. The oul wan in the red dress is like an escapee from the RedClick ad. And wtf are they doing in Temple Bar anyway? There's no nursing homes there.

littlevillage

How hard was Ardal O'Hanlon on the gear when the going was good. Yeah, that's it yeah. Drugs.

that he needs to voice every advert?

CoBo55

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123639839#Comment_123639839

With the prices in Temple Bar they'd need that second mortgage... It's a dreadful Ad.

jippo nolan

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123639839#Comment_123639839

with any luck, they will slip on the vomit & take a tumble 🥴

pnott

The Heineken ad where yer man clears the crowd because he thinks because the fella is drinking 0.0 he must be a designated driver. Only later for the fella to become embarrassed when he is hailing a taxi. What kind of a message is that to send. Only designated drivers should drink non alcoholic? You should be ashamed if you choose to go out and drink non alcoholic beer if you are not driving?

squonk

Same with Heineken, the two knobs in a taxi on their way to a bar selling only Heineken and being butt hurt they didn’t get an immediate pint of the pi$$ due to an issue with the tap. Sad fúckers. Then it shows a lad at a fancy do where there’s wine looking equally butt hurt he can’t get Heineken. By the looks of him Dutch Gold would be more his thing and if he did get lager you know they’d be throwing him out later due to trouble by the cut of him. It’s almost like Heineken want to discourage people from drinking their pi$$ water. If that’s the objective of the ad then it’s a roaring success.

deezell

The Rte promo ad for hurling final is powerful. The vocalist of the band Kingfishr has a voice like a huge church bell. Great stuff.

Dynomutt

Is the “Mam’s Lamb” cassette kisser also in the Spry ad?

Mam must have included a rapid aging hex in her recipe, if so.

Andy From Sligo

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123643209#Comment_123643209

I only found out recently that the mams lamb cassette kisser is comedian and actor Chris O'Dowd's brother…..

deezell

Mam's Lamb Cassette Kisser. I think you've coined a new fla, (four letter abbreviation). An MLCK, a middle aged man with a fixation on his dead mother's cooking. Pronounced 'milk'.

AndrewJRenko

The NTA advert about wheelchair users on the bus is a bit off. The voiceover is all about wheelchair users, and the visual shows a person with sight loss and guide dog at the end.

deezell

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123644757#Comment_123644757

Trying to make the point that the blind person should stand for a wheelchair user, without actually saying it. I assume they can't see the wheelchair sign, so you can't blame them for sitting there. And don't say the signs in braille, you don't expect then to start pawing the bus walls when they sit.

Andy From Sligo

1 disabled seat area on the bus? what happens if person in wheelchair is in that space and another disabled person gets on who needs that space too? - I guess it could happen IRL

deezell

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123644948#Comment_123644948

They could have a wheelchair race/fight like at the end of 'Intermission'. Can't believe that movie is 22 years old.

squonk

RTE are doing to death that shíte GAA ad with that rubbish Kingfishr song. Pure gak.

AndrewJRenko

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123644903#Comment_123644903

I didn't get that message at all. I got the message that people with sight loss are people with disabilities too who may need to use that seat, and would have been trained and aware of the existing of that seat - but I guess that's the problem with the ad - there is no clear message about people with sight loss, just their use as something of a visual prop.

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123644948#Comment_123644948

There are quite a few couples, both of whom are wheelchair users, and indeed friendships within the community, that often involve more than one wheelchair user in a travelling group.

Acosta

Holy Christ! That Rockshore ad! So unbelievably cringe, and I'm from Cork.

deezell

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123653221#Comment_123653221

I've no great affinity for trad/folk music, but that is a well written well phrased melodic and powerfully performed song. It will be sung as a lament in Cork a short few minutes.

thesandeman

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123644903#Comment_123644903

But they wouldn't know if a wheelchair user had come on either?