Never one to shy away from controversy, Paddy Power over the years has delivered some of the most memorable PR stunts and ad campaigns in the business.
The bookmaker brand has a history of inflammatory work although it is looking to lean into good causes like LGBT rights - especially during the World Cup in Russia.
1) Loyalty's Dead
Ryan Giggs' brother Rhodri was unveiled as the face of Paddy Power's latest loyalty campaign, poking fun at the pair's infamous fall-out. Peter Cattaneo of The Full Monty fame created a ruthlessly comedic spot.
2) Dear England
Ahead of Ireland’s Six Nations rugby clash with England in 2019, Irish bookmaker Paddy Power littered Dublin with taunting billboards looking to ignite Brexit craic between fans. Adding to the mayhem, the controversial bookmaker also installed a pop-up passport office, making light of the surge of UK citizens applying for its EU-accessible document.
3: Saint to Sinner
With Pope Francis touching down on Irish soil in 2018, Paddy Power created a pop-up in the capital that it claims will help punters "clear their conscience on the go". The confessional booth was situated just outside Dublin's Phoenix Park.
4) Costa: We Won't Shit in your Coffee
In 2017, Paddy Power took a swing at a slew of coffee chains that recently scored less than admirably in recent health inspections. Reacting to a BBC investigation that found "off the scale” traces of faecal bacteria in iced drinks at Starbucks, Costa and Café Nero, it used the news event to debase a Costa store unfortunate enough to be a neighbour with a cheeky bit of in-store advertising.
4) Roy the Redeemer
Ahead of Euro 2012, Paddy Power unveiled a 108ft statue of former England manager Roy Hodgson. The structure, installed on the White Cliffs of Dover was intended to provide 'divine intervention' for the England squad.
5) Cheltenham Pants
During the 2013 Cheltenham Festival, Paddy Power offered race-goers the 'best seat in the house'... in a 63ft pair of y-fronts.
6) Royal Babies
In anticipation of the birth of royal baby Prince George, Paddy Power sent three giant babies in green onesies to St.Mary's Hospital, with odds on the prince's name.
7) Emergency Alex Ferguson
After Manchester United suffered a string of losses under former manager David Moyes, Paddy Power placed a wax statue of his predecessor Sir Alex Ferguson outside Old Trafford. Contained in a glass box, the model was covered by a sign reading: 'In case of Emergency at Old Trafford, Break Glass.'
8) Traitor Tony
During the 2014 World Cup, a punter named Tony who bet against England in their first loss to Italy, was swiftly punished for his Twitter bragging. Paddy Power hung Tony in a giblet alongside a billboard to serve as a warning other potential 'traitors'.
9) MPs getting sacked
During the 2015 general election, Paddy Power delivered a cheeky message on a truck parked outside Westminster Parliament. Claiming that 75 per cent of MPs would be unseated, Paddy Power covered the truck with a decal reading: 'You're getting sacked in the morning'.
10) Juan Direction
During Donald Trump's visit to Scotland, Paddy Power sent a Mexican Mariachi band to welcome him as soon as he landed following a string of high-profile comments the Republican candidate made about "building a wall" between Mexico and the US.
11) Putin your Medals
In the run-up to the 2016 Olympics, Russian athletes found themselves caught up in a state-sponsored doping scandal. In response, Paddy Power placed a medal amnesty box outside the Russian embassy, urging them to hand over their medals.
Take a look at some other stunts that Paddy Power has pulled over the years: