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Richard Shotton to Speak at IAPI Media Matters Event
Richard Shotton, author of a new book called The Illusion of Choice is the guest speaker at the next IAPI Media Matters event on...
Colin Farrell Backs New Campaign from Boys+Girls for Screen Ireland
Boys+Girls has launched a new campaign for Screen Ireland’s Minding Creative Minds Initiative. Called “Story Maker Storyboards” the joint effort between Screen Ireland and...
Bord Gais Rolls Out New Sustainability Campaign
Bord Gáis Energy has launched a new campaign aimed at supporting its customers on their journey towards a more sustainable living.
The energy provider worked...
Windmill Lane Appoints Jess Felton as Head of Commercials
Felton has many years experience in post-production both in Ireland and overseas, specialising in commercials for a wide range of national and international brands...
Paul Hanna Joins ASAI’s Complaints Committee
The ASAI has appointed Paul Hanna to its Complaints Committee.
Hanna is currently deputy director for consumer enforcement with the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission...
Core Forecasts Ad Spend to Increase by 3.8% to €1.43bn in...
Advertising spend in the Republic of Ireland grew by 3.71% in 2022 to €1.38bn, according to the 2023 Outlook report which has been published...
Irish Agencies and Brands Triumph at European Sponsorship Awards
There was a strong Irish contingent at the annual European Sponsorship Awards which were held in London this week and a number of Irish...
OUT LOOK Guinness Six Nations Scores with The Dynamic Difference
Colum Harmon, marketing director, PML Group with this week’s Out Look and some on Out of Home.
Guinness Six Nations Scores with The Dynamic...
NewsBrands Campaign Highlights 82% of Adults Read a Print or Online...
NewsBrands Ireland has rolled out a new print and digital campaign to highlight the fact that 82% of Irish adults read a print or...
Opinion: Women in the Workplace – Still Much to Do
As our society continues to grow and the economy expands, we still have a lot more to do if we are to retain women...
