MD @MorrowComms Crazy Armagh & armchair sports fan much to wife's dismay. Proud Dad of 3. Often found in hills, waves & pubs of Donegal. Just my ramblings
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Proud that @GeoEnergyNI won 2 awards at All-Ireland Sustainability Awards #AIS2026 for Green Marketing/ Stakeholder Engagement Initiative of the Year & Education for Sustainability Award. The result of team effort from @Economy_NI @GeoSurveyNI @TetraTechEurope @MorrowComms
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We’re hiring ⭐
Apply for an Events and Communications Executive position in our award-winning team.
Find out more and apply via our website: morrowcommunications.com/car…
Applications close 7 October 2026 ⏳
People sometimes ask what gets you out of bed in the morning. It is certainly much easier to do so when you get to work with great colleagues and great clients who trust us to manage their comms. So proud of the team’s efforts over the last year -#CIPRNIAwards
We’re buzzing to be named as finalists across 10 different categories at the upcoming @CIPR_NI #CIPRNIAwards!
Full shortlist here - ciprniawards.com/the-shortli…
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Featured in the latest edition of @eye_business, The Briefing Room combines our communications expertise with the broadcast experience of @DonnaTraynorTV and Ronan Kelly, helping leaders communicate with confidence when it matters most.
Full feature👉 bit.ly/4yAKa2p
The script writes itself. The only question I have is who plays #KatieTaylor in the inevitable movie of her life story. Suggestions ?
For me the Wild Atlantic Way is one of the best examples of simplicity being at the heart of good strategy and you can read more about this concept in my musings in today’s @irishnewsbiz @irish_news
Why do some campaigns become part of everyday language while others disappear?
In his latest @irishnewsbiz article, our Managing Director, Kieran Donnelly, explores the power of strategic simplicity in communications.
Link to full article 👉 ow.ly/2zuX50ZHEHC
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Co Armagh pals put best foot forward in gruelling charity walk home from Essex, braving heatwave that left one hospitalised trib.al/0i4Byym
The Armagh lads did great in very challenging circumstances. All donations for two great children’s charities would still be very welcome via their FB and IG pages - just search for @HomefromHome2026 👏👏
From drenching to dehydration - the pals who walked 500 miles, and more.
Read more here: bbc.in/4wtw2H4
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Two Co Armagh men have completed a month-long 1,000km walk from Essex to Blackwatertown in aid of two children’s charities which have helped their families.
John Gribben, from Blackwatertown, and Eamonn Donnelly, from Keady, set off from John’s home in Essex on July 4 and walked through England and Scotland before crossing over to Belfast and travelling the remaining distance to the Co Armagh village, where they were welcomed back on Wednesday.
The fundraiser was in aid of two charities with a personal connection to the men, raising over £6,000.
So proud of the lads - what an achievement. Donations still welcome for @GOSHCharity and Cancer Fund for Children via their Facebook and Instagram pages @HomefromHome2026 Cheers to @niamh_journo for this brilliant piece.
The ‘Boys from County Armagh’ complete their 1000km+ charity walk from Essex to Armagh this afternoon in Blackwatertown having battled blistering heat & blisters. @ArmaghI
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The brother and his best mate have made it as far as Scotland in their epic 1000km charity walk from Essex to Armagh in aid of @GOSHCharity and Cancer Fund for Children. Follow them on IG and FB on @HomefromHome2026 and give them a shout out.
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The big brother and his best mate are doing a mammoth charity walk from Essex to Armagh to raise funds for Cancer Fund for Children and @GOSHCharity You can follow their journey and donate on FB and IG on @HomeFromHome2026
‘Blackwatertown or bust’: Two friends walking from Essex to Armagh in aid of children’s charities belfasttelegraph.co.uk/area/…
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Blistering heat and blisters test Armagh men as they pass 200km milestone and complete first week on epic charity walk from Essex to Armagh trib.al/asBc2B4
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“In today’s economy, delivery is not the final stage of strategy. Delivery is the strategy."
Our Managing Director, Kieran Donnelly, shares his latest thoughts in @irish_news, exploring why execution has become the true measure of leadership, credibility, and business success. ⭐
Read the full article here 👉 ow.ly/mQGu50ZnG4B
#MorrowComms #IrishNews #ThoughtLeadership @irishnewsbiz
What a challenging first week the boys have had on their epic charity walk for @GOSHCharity and Cancer Fund for Children. Keep it going lads. Follow them on IG @homefromhome2026
Their first week has proved even more challenging than anticipated, as they have walked for long periods in heatwave temperatures averaging around 35 degrees, carrying their backpacks and covering approximately 30km each day. tinyurl.com/nrjvaff6
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Their first week has proved even more challenging than anticipated, as they have walked for long periods in heatwave temperatures averaging around 35 degrees, carrying their backpacks and covering approximately 30km each day. tinyurl.com/nrjvaff6
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Two Northern Ireland companies are working together to make the disposal of wind farm turbine materials as eco-friendly as possible.
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