Name: PRII National Conference 2026
Start: 2026-05-14T08:45:00
End: 2026-05-14T16:30:00
Location: Hogan Mezzanine Suite, Croke Park, Dublin 3

PRII National Conference 2026

In an age of accelerating AI, automation, and synthetic voices, one truth remains: progress is still driven by people. Human After All puts communications professionals at the centre of that reality. As the custodians of trust, meaning, and connection, comms leaders sit on the frontline between technology and humanity, translating complexity, shaping culture, and keeping organisations human in how they speak, listen, and act.

8.45am – 4.30pm IST 14 May 2026 + Add to calendar Croke Park, Dublin 3 Hogan Mezzanine Suite, Croke Park, Dublin 3

Croke Park Venue Details

Croke Park Meetings & Events is a world leader in sustainable events. It is a zero-waste stadium and the first in the world to obtain the newest International Environmental Standard certification. With an award-winning 50 Mile Menu, they also own a turf farm to reduce the carbon emissions associated with importing.

Accessibility

Croke Park is a fully accessible building with ramps and elevators to all levels. Automatic doors are available at the Hogan entrance.

Parking and Getting to the Venue

"Car Parking is complementary and on a first come first served basis” .Please see below the car parking directions and public transportation options:

The only annual conference in Ireland dedicated to those working in Public Relations and Strategic Communications.

The theme for #PRIIConf26 is 'Human After All.'

In an age of accelerating AI, automation, and synthetic voices, one truth remains: progress is still driven by people.

Human After All puts communications professionals at the centre of that reality. As the custodians of trust, meaning, and connection, comms leaders sit on the frontline between technology and humanity, translating complexity, shaping culture, and keeping organisations human in how they speak, listen, and act.

This conference explores what it means to be human in modern communications:

When machines can write, predict, and personalise at scale
When communities demand authenticity, accountability, and values
When change is constant, and trust is fragile

We’ll examine how human judgement, empathy, ethics, creativity, and courage remain irreplaceable, and how comms professionals are uniquely positioned to guide organisations through this shift.