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Deeny joins Irish International

Sarah Deeny has joined Irish International as group account director. She joins from the Omnicom group’s sister agency, Cawley NeaTBWA. Deeny has worked in client services with a number of agencies, including Arks, AFA O’Meara and O’Connor O’Sullivan and in marketing with Nokia. She has a post graduate diploma in marketing from the College of Marketing […]

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Aer Lingus sees media pitches

Aer Lingus is seeing presentations from media agencies. The pitch list includes three of the country’s biggest networks – Aegis, Group M and Core Media – in the shape of Carat, Mindshare and the airline’s incumbent, Clear Blue Water. The Aer Lingus creative account, which Irish International handles, is not up for review. Irish International […]

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Dooley heads Neworld advertising

Barry Dooley has joined Neworld Associates to head up the branding agency’s new advertising service. Dooley is an experienced and highly respected ad man who spent 20 years at Irish international, latterly as a company director and agency representative on the IAPI board. His clients included Kerrygold, Flahavan’s, Avonmore, 7Up and Club Orange. He worked […]

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IAPI to debate pitching process

IAPI has invited advertising industry leaders to a roundtable discussion on its new best practice industry guidelines for pitching. The morning seminar will be held in the Publicis agency on Tuesday, February 12, a day before IAPI publishes Finding the Right Agency, a guide on selecting advertising, communications, marketing and media agencies. The invite was […]

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Boys and Girls score Three

Boys and Girls has won the Three Ireland mobile creative after a four-way contest with Chemistry, Irish International Proximity and the incumbent, McCann Dublin. Commenting on the news, Elaine Carey, Three’s chief commercial officer, said Boys and Girls delivered “an impressive pitch with a fresh approach”. Pat Stephenson, managing partner, Boys and Girls, said Three […]

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Dublin Bus pitches en route

A number of creative advertising agencies are pitching for the Dublin Bus account which CIE has put out to tender. Among the agencies known to be shortlisted are Cawley NeaTBWA, which once handled the capital’s bus transport company; The Dialogue Network, Irish International and the incumbent, Rothco. The Dublin Bus business is a three-year contract. […]

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Moran appointed deputy MD at Target McConnells

Abi Moran is the new deputy managing director at Target McConnells. The appointment comes at the end of the agency’s first year in business following the merger between RMG Target and McConnells. It was  a year that saw the agency win a number of major accounts, including An Post, Topaz, the GAA and Croke Park. Moran, […]

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Cooney takes break from adland

Fintan Cooney has left Chemistry and plans to take a career break from advertising for personal reasons. Cooney, a highly-respected client service director, has been with Chemistry for over 13 years. He was also an agency shareholder. His main accounts in recent years included Coors Light for Heineken Ireland, Lidl, the Referendum Commission, the NSAI […]

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P&G still in dispute with RTE

The stand-off between RTE and Procter & Gamble (P&G) over advertising rates continues. The dispute has stopped all P&G ads from running on RTE in recent months. The row followed the decision by RTE to end its ‘share deals’ policy earlier this year, which allowed advertisers generous discounts once they invested most of their ad […]

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ASAI to extend digital remit

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASAI) is extending its digital remit to include marketing communications on advertisers’ profile pages and other non-paid-for space online, under advertisers’ control. The new remit comes into effect from the start of January. There will be a three-month grace period when the ASAI will investigate complaints but will not refer them to […]

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Media promotes advertising's role

Media owners have launched a national multi-media campaign to promote advertising as a business investment. The unique collaboration between Ireland’s major media owners and the first campaign of its kind was announced at the Marketer of the Year awards yesterday. The advertising campaign slogan “Unforgettable Brands Advertise. Can you afford not to?” primarily targets key decision […]

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DDFH&B dominates Adfx awards

DDFH&B was the big winner at the Institute of Advertising Practitioners in Ireland (IAPI) Adfx Awards 2012 presented at a gala dinner in Dublin’s Mansion House last night. The agency run by Miriam Hughes (above) took the grand prix for its SuperValu ‘Say Hello’ work. Musgrave marketing director Ray Kelly and his team attended the […]

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Boys and Girls wins Jameson pitch

It is understood Irish Distillers has appointed Boys and Girls to handle its Jameson Dublin International Film Festival (JDIFF) after a four-way contest. As well as the Ballsbridge agency, two of IDL’s other roster shops, Rothco and the incumbent Cawley NeaTBWA, along with Publicis, were invited to present for the JDIFF. Irish Distillers’ marketing director […]

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