Read the latest PR and communication sector news for Ireland below.
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As Ireland gears up for the 2025 Presidential Election, the airwaves are becoming a key battleground. Everhaze has launched its “Battle of the Airwaves” series, offering real-time analysis of how candidates are competing for attention on radio—a medium that still reaches nearly 80% of adults nationwide.
On Saturday, 18 October, Dublin’s The Complex will host the second annual GORM Gathering, an immersive event that challenges conventional diversity narratives in Irish media.
A fresh chapter in Irish public affairs begins as Moray Macdonald (CEO), alongside co-founders David O'Donnell MPRII (Managing Director), Lorna Fitzpatrick MPRII (Director)and Emer Sugrue (Director), announced the launch of Fenton Fitzwilliam, a new strategic communications and public affairs agency.
Legacy Communications, the creative agency co-founded by Bernard Brogan, James Brogan and Kevin Moore, has strengthened its Corporate Communications division with the appointment of Aisling Hinchy, MPRII, formerly of Drury.
A well-crafted brief is the foundation of every successful collaboration between brands and creators. Aoifa Smyth Morgan, Director of the Collaborations Agency, shared her insights on drafting a brief that informs, inspires, and leaves space for the creator’s creativity to shine.
Incidentally, Ireland is also facing a significant demographic shift with a rapidly ageing population, and the implications for the workforce are profound. To better understand the perspectives and needs of older employees, Age Friendly Ireland has launched a survey: “An Ageing Workforce in Ireland | Our Readiness and Preparedness.”
A new report from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) has revealed widespread age discrimination across the public relations profession in the UK, raising urgent questions about inclusivity and the long-term sustainability of talent in the industry.
The winners of the inaugural PRII Communication Impact Awards 2025 were revealed on 12 September at a gala dinner in the Conrad Hotel, Dublin, celebrating the best of Ireland’s communication professionals and their teams.
With just five days to go, there are still a limited number of places available for ConversationsFest25, taking place this weekend (September 12-14) in Sligo. It’s a mini conference for communications practitioners in Ireland with a mix of people and ideas, including some exceptional international expertise.
The IMRO Radio Awards has revealed its shortlist for 2025, celebrating the best in Irish radio. This year saw a record number of entries, reflecting the creativity and passion driving the sector forward.
PRII today announces the appointment of Laura Wall, MPRII, as Chief Executive Officer, marking a bold new chapter for the Institute and the wider communications industry.
PRWeek’s latest Beyond the Noise podcast explores how PR professionals can build stronger relationships with journalists in today’s evolving media landscape. The discussion highlights the changing dynamics of media relations.
In a crowded media landscape, a consistent and authentic tone of voice is one of the most powerful tools for building trust and recognition. For PR professionals, it’s not just about what you say—it’s how you say it.
The Business Journalists Association of Ireland (BJAI) is back with its 22nd Corporate Challenge Quiz, supporting the Dublin Simon Community as the demand for homelessness services continues to grow.
The Irish Centre for Diversity will host a landmark national conference at Croke Park on 30 September, bringing together leading voices from Irish and global organisations to explore the evolving role of Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) in driving performance, innovation, and sustainable growth.
