Guinness made a glaring 'mistake' on this St Patrick’s Day poster
A Guinness advert for St. Patrick’s Day is being shared for all the wrong reasons after a glaring ‘error’ was spotted.
Some of the Irish community in Toronto have complained to Guinness Canada for using a four leaf clover in the advert and not a shamrock as intended.
It was picked up by eagle-eyed commuters at the green-themed St. Patrick Underground station who posted photos online.
Toronto resident Judith Gannon wrote: “I thought if anyone would be able to get a shamrock right it would be Guinness Canada. I guess not.”
Another wrote: “Looks like Guinness Canada have put up ads around the city using a four leaf clover instead of a shamrock.”
An Instagram user wrote: “Hey Guinness Canada, the four leaf clover is not the preferred foliage of Ireland. The shamrock however, is.
While a Twitter user wrote: “At St. Patrick station. Of all the places to mess up, it had to be there.”
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If people are so proud to be Irish, why aren't they living in Ireland ?
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