The bit about the banks is gas. Irish banks sponsoring the GAA is like a landlord funding a tenants’ rights festival. They wrap themselves in the values of community and loyalty, while their actual business practices undermine the very people they claim to support—offering some of the lowest savings interest rates in the EU while charging some of the highest mortgage rates to the same communities they pretend to champion.
But, yeah, never forget they’re ***Backing Brave***.
Brilliant. Do you have the original link for this?
The token woman starting to say “we” and getting cut is gold.
This is from the second series of the RTE sketch show “No Worries if Not” played by Bernard Casey and written by SeanBurkeShow and Amyohconnor on Twitter, if anyone’s looking for the creators.
Every element in a GAA/RTÉ ad is the polar opposite of what they’re actually hawking and often is in the same ad; community-rapacious banks, equality-concentrate on the fellas sports, and finally the notion they actually care about you-watch our sh!te.
That gimp hitting the sliotar against the wall in a pair of Vans is holding the hurl like a tennis racket.
>”It’s a suspended sentence for common assault because it was your man who started it”
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The bit about the banks is gas. Irish banks sponsoring the GAA is like a landlord funding a tenants’ rights festival. They wrap themselves in the values of community and loyalty, while their actual business practices undermine the very people they claim to support—offering some of the lowest savings interest rates in the EU while charging some of the highest mortgage rates to the same communities they pretend to champion.
But, yeah, never forget they’re ***Backing Brave***.
Brilliant. Do you have the original link for this?
The token woman starting to say “we” and getting cut is gold.
Original Source : [https://www.instagram.com/reel/DFI_iQytAoy](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DFI_iQytAoy)
This is from the second series of the RTE sketch show “No Worries if Not” played by Bernard Casey and written by SeanBurkeShow and Amyohconnor on Twitter, if anyone’s looking for the creators.
Every element in a GAA/RTÉ ad is the polar opposite of what they’re actually hawking and often is in the same ad; community-rapacious banks, equality-concentrate on the fellas sports, and finally the notion they actually care about you-watch our sh!te.
That gimp hitting the sliotar against the wall in a pair of Vans is holding the hurl like a tennis racket.
>”It’s a suspended sentence for common assault because it was your man who started it”
Read to filth.
Also just reminded me of [this from the GAA sub a few days ago](https://www.reddit.com/r/GAA/comments/1ib2xtx/comment/m9igtv1/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button), doesn’t seem like the Game Changer project is being taken seriously by everyone.
Quality in fairness.
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