Andrew Scott announced as brand ambassador for popular Irish whiskey
Top Irish actor Andrew Scott has teamed up with a whiskey brand for a major new campaign.
'Quite the Find' is a campaign by Redbreast to promote their single pot Irish whiskey.
The Ripley star has joined the campaign, which is about uncovering hidden gems.
Andrew said: "I'm delighted to be partnering with Redbreast on this campaign to encourage creativity and discovery worldwide. It's been really fun to be part of, especially given their initiative to encourage filmmakers of the future, whose voices need to be supported now more than ever."
The campaign is encouraging audiences across Ireland to dig deeper to unearth something amazing, making the search worthwhile, while also highlighting the 'Redbreast Unhidden' Award, a short film competition run in partnership with SXSW that launched earlier this year.
This competition aims to spotlight short film formats, offering a curated selection of new films and talent.
Claire Tolan, Managing Director at Irish Distillers, maker of Redbreast Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey, added: "There is nothing quite like the joy of discovering something extraordinary – for example, the joy that comes with tasting an incredible whiskey like Redbreast for the first time, and finding your new favourite.
"This campaign rolling out across Ireland and our partnership with Andrew Scott reflects our commitment to staying true to the heritage that defines Redbreast, the world's most awarded single pot still Irish whiskey, offering a unique experience that encourages savouring each sip in the company of compelling storytelling – born from a nation of storytellers."
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Irish Sun
an hour ago
- The Irish Sun
Future of popular Netflix show revealed days after Holly Willoughby's big budget Celebrity Bear Hunt was axed
REALITY hit Love Is Blind invites singles to fall in love having never locked eyes, never mind lips. And Netflix is clearly smitten too, having ordered a THIRD run of the dating show before the second has even aired. 4 Emma and Matt Willis host the UK version of Love Is Blind Credit: Netflix 4 Netflix axed Holly Willoughby's Celebrity Bear Hunt earlier this week Credit: PA Married couple Emma and Only once they have become engaged can the couples meet in person. The series then follows them as they decide if they really do want to tie the knot and prove love can be blind. It was a huge hit, with the show garnering 40.9million views in its first month. Read more on Love Is Blind A source said: 'Everyone at Netflix was thrilled when the UK took to Love Is Blind as passionately as its global counterparts. 'The second series will air this summer but Netflix has begun work on series three as it's such a no-brainer.' The news comes the same week the Maybe they should have made the A-listers navigate the jungle in blindfolds . . . Most read in News TV I starred on Love Is Blind UK - we filmed it in a different country, didn't live in the pods and were told what questions to ask JEZ SHOW GROWS VIEWERS 4 Jeremy Clarkson's hit show Clarkson's Farm has boosted Prime Video's viewing hours Credit: Amazon JEREMY CLARKSON's farm has produced another impressive feat – beating Disney. The launch of series four on May 23 boosted Prime Video's viewing hours by more than 17million. And that helped the streamer leapfrog Disney+ to make it into the top three video-on-demand providers for that week. Netflix and YouTube always lead the chart, this time clocking 142.8million and 140.6million hours, but Prime had 62.8million thanks to Jezza's series while Disney+ was on 57.3million. A source said: 'Clarkson's Farm always delivers. 'Jeremy is one of Prime Video's most bankable stars and with another series on the way next year, the only way is up.' APP AIDS DYSLEX LUTHER 4 Luther star Idris Elba has struggled with dyslexia throughout his career Credit: Getty HE'S been learning scripts for more than three decades, but that doesn't mean it all comes easy to The Luther star has struggled with dyslexia throughout his career, so he uses tech to assist him. Now Idris has revealed that he and Luther director Stefan Schwartz have launched a new app to help actors learn scripts. Speaking at London's SXSW festival, he said: 'I find reading scripts very difficult, actually absorbing words. 'My wife knows about this, because whenever I'm texting her, I miss out half the sentences. 'The dyslexia grew over time and it became a bit of a hindrance for me. '[The app] was just about, 'what if I could do this in a different way?'' The tech is currently being used by Stefan on Rings of Power, which Idris admitted he hopes to one day star in. 'Stefan hasn't cast me yet,' he concluded. 'I'm a little salty about it.' THE Fortune Hotel, hosted by Stephen Mangan, will return to ITV this summer for its second run, this time with a companion podcast Late Check Out. Comedian
RTÉ News
an hour ago
- RTÉ News
Snow Patrol frontman to perform home city gig with a difference
Snow Patrol frontman Gary Lightbody will perform one of his first major gigs as an author, in his home town this summer. The event discussing his new book, The Forest Is The Path, is expected to be one of the star attractions of this summer's Open House Festival in Bangor, Co Down. The annual festival includes almost 100 events throughout August and is expected to attract about 50,000 people to the city, with Bangor Castle Walled Garden and the Court House on the seafront as the focal venues. Lightbody will be talking to Irish author and broadcaster Sinéad Gleeson about his book The Forest Is The Path, which was published in March, in what has been billed as a "very different and incredibly personal hometown appearance", on 26 to 27 August. Among the other stars to appear at the Walled Garden are singers Lisa O'Neill and Mary Coughlan, folk duo Ye Vagabonds, and comedians Paddy Raff, Chris Kent and comedian Neil Delamere. Events at the Court House include The Ocelots, twin brothers from Wexford now based in Germany, and a special festival performance by Northern Ireland Opera. Among the other author events scheduled, former UK Labour cabinet member Alan Johnson will talk about his new book, Harold Wilson, Chris Whitaker will be discussing his international best-selling novel All The Colours Of The Dark, and American writer Karen Hao will be talking about her new book Empire Of AI. Open House director Kieran Gilmore said the festival puts a spotlight on Bangor's creative talent. "This year's festival has some of our finest local artists performing in iconic venues throughout the city," he said. "From an interview with Gary Lightbody about his new book, to a conversation between Declan Lawn, Bafta-winning writer of Blue Lights, and local author Colin Bateman, to an intimate launch of a new EP by King Cedar, we're bringing around 100 events across a whole range of art forms." The Open House summer season gets under way on Friday 4 July, with the annual Pickie to Pier swimming race, although the Seaside Revival Vintage Festival will not take place this year because of development work on the sea front. Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 6 June here.
Sunday World
an hour ago
- Sunday World
Irish rugby player joins cast of Love Island ahead of its return to TV next week
Two Irish singles are set to appear on the dating show An Irish rugby player has joined the cast of Love Island ahead of its return to TV next week. Conor Phillips, a 25-year-old from Limerick, has played for both Ireland and Munster. Ahead of his debut on the ITV dating show, he said he is looking for a 'dominant woman.' 'Someone who is really sure of themselves, ambitious, a bit of a go-getter and good craic. I like dark eyes and I don't mind a dominant woman.' Conor Phillips News in 90 Seconds - 5th June 2025 When asked if he would be hired or fired by presenter Maya Jama based on his flirting skills he said 'definitely hire.' 'I ask girls if they want to go halves on a baby,' he said. 'It doesn't work, but it gets them laughing. It's an ice-breaker, not a serious question of course!' The Limerick man said his biggest ick was someone who was 'too needy'. 'I like someone to be independent and do their own thing and then we come together and do our thing.' When asked to finish the statement 'You're a 10 but…', he confessed: 'I don't like to answer to anyone else. 'I like to do my own thing. It's something I'm working on for a relationship. Hopefully I've improved!' The Ireland 7s wing will replace Kyle Ashman, who left the show days before its launch. His shock exit came after reports alleged that he was involved in a machete attack in February. The 23-year-old who hails from Stafford was cleared by police, and in a statement he told MailOnline: 'I fully cooperated with this police investigation and made it very clear that I had no involvement in this incident.' 'I am not a violent person and any suggestion otherwise is a mischaracterisation.' Philips is not the only Irish person destined for the Love Island villa. Dubliner Megan Forte Clarke is also set to appear on the show. Megan Forte Clarke (Instagram) The 24-year-old actress lives in Brighton, England. Describing herself as a 'musical theatre performer', the brunette beauty also works as an energy broker. Ahead of the show's return on Monday, June 9th, Clarke opened up about the type of man she's looking for in the villa. 'Someone who doesn't take themselves too seriously and has a sense of humour. If they're not bad looking, that's always a plus,' she said. 'I love a boy that's a bit pasty, like Timothée Chalamet. I don't mind scrawny, or a bit of a 'dad bod'. 'I'm 5ft1 so any height really.' When asked about her 'claim to fame', the theatre lover said: 'Me and my friends made a Derry Girls TikTok for Halloween and it went a bit viral around Brighton. 'Sometimes I get stopped in the street about it. I've also done Panto.' She will be joined by 11 other contestants hoping to find love in the sun this summer. Love Island starts on Monday June 9th at 9pm on Virgin Media One.
