Public Affairs and Corporate PR in FleishmanHillard Dublin
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Wonderfully written article by @JWDrennan in the @IrishTimes today. Well worth picking up a copy.
Listening to Alice Mansergh, Managing Director of @Google Customer Solutions, @shaneocurry & @patrishamunatsi of INAR, discuss the importance of INAR’s Digital Advocacy Resource on the National Action Plan Against Racism. – at Dublin City, Ireland
In discussion with @fleishmanIE’s Mark Mortell at @WilliamFryLaw’s 175th anniversary event, @bill_emmott’s opinions on today’s global geopolitical landscape were thought provoking and surprisingly upbeat! #WF175
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It’s not every day you get to recreate John O’Shea’s most iconic career moments with @darren_conway! We loved working on this project with our clients @NOW_Ireland to mark the start of the Premier League season. #NOWPL
Do you think John O’Shea could still land ‘The Chip’, save a Robbie Keane goal, or pull off a nutmeg?
There’s only one way to find out... youtu.be/bOXPnlbQvbo
Ft. @darren_conway #NOWPL
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This is how you do it! Senator John McCain giving a seminal gracious concession speech upon losing to Barack Obama. Reduced me to tears.
Really interesting thread by @paulcolgan on the state of the Irish Exchequer. @VirginMediaNews
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What a moment!. @officialgaa opens its historical @CrokePark for Muslims to celebrate and pray in #EidAladha2020. This is Ireland, the accepting, the tolerant, the diverse and the beautiful homeland and for all.
#عيد_الاضحى
Speaking at the launch of the @Irishtourismind Tourism Industry Revival Plan in @BuswellsHotel this morning, CEO @EoghanOMW said “Government must support Ireland’s largest indigenous industry now or there will be widespread business closures and job losses in regional Ireland”. – at Dublin City, Ireland
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Kavanagh brothers settle legal row over property empire irishtimes.com/business/comm… via @IrishTimesBiz
I can't agree enough. More and more working parents are going to start using grandparents, private childminders, or playdates so they can do a day's work. It's maddening when you look at open primary schools across Europe.
Irish primary schools need to reopen. Parents need to say enough is enough. irishtimes.com/primary-schoo…
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It’s clear the Coronavirus pandemic has changed the world. The changes will be longstanding and will touch every industry – including food, agriculture and beverage.
As we move towards the next phase, we need to be very well prepared for what lies ahead.
fleishmanhillard.ie/2020/04/…
Really enjoyed listening to the 1987 and 1989 episodes this week. Interesting and insightful, @jonnyfallon’s podcasts quickly captured, and retained, my attention until the end. Bring on the '90s!
1994 - The election that never was. Hopefully the definitive account of one of the most dramatic years in politics. podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcas…
A really helpful offer of support. Perhaps a small silver lining to Covid is that more Dubliners will consider cycling to work long term. #wishfulthinking #mapmycycle
If you're thinking of switching to cycling due to #coronavirus and you're not sure which route to take, please reply below with your approximate start/finish points and we'll try to crowdsource the safest & most cycle-friendly route suggestions for you. #MapMyCycle
Congrats to @GillMadden3 following her appointment to the @PRCA_Ireland Board today. The board will be stronger with her inclusion.
Congrats to our very own @GillMadden3, who was appointed to the Board of the @PRCA_Ireland today. 🎉Pictured with Mari O'Leary, Chair of the PRCA.
Be a tourist for the day (Friday 17 April) in your own country, free of charge, is the message at the launch of @Irishtourismind @tourismday_irl at the @MoLI_Museum this morning @EoghanOMW @AoibhinGarrihy @marykennedybook
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New Irish commercial property website goes live irishtimes.com/business/comm… via @IrishTimesBiz