Many of the world’s largest tech companies like Google, Meta, TikTok and Twitter are US based but have their European headquarters in Ireland, meaning they will be subject to the new regulatory framework of the Digital Services Act (DSA). 

To positively grow employee engagement today requires a fundamentally different strategy—because the world is fundamentally different than it was just two years ago in 2020.

We’re looking for a new Account Executive to help carry out and manage the day-to-day communications activities of a variety of clients.

The capacity of a re-set government to turn things back in their favour will be watched closely. We look forward to tracking it in your favour.

In the case of the Qatar World Cup, the relevant parties have had a long lead-in time to pre-empt the difficult questions and fine-tune the official party line.

Although coincidental, the term ‘greenwashing’ was also officially added to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary in the same 48-hour window that the partnership with Kardashian was announced.

Regulatory and policy hoops are discouraging investment in sustainable energy, but new Government measures suggest a change in tack.

A small Scottish football club has become a global case study for all the wrong reasons: the complete absence of strategic, empathetic communications.

The world’s biggest broadsheets aren’t giving up just yet—in fact, The New York Times’ latest acquisitions suggest long-term strategic positioning.

Our desire for ritual apologies may be causing some public figures to over-compensate. The simpler way is nearly always better.

The spectacular implosion of the European Super League makes for a tough lesson in strategic communications.

Global marketing and communications firm FINN Partners has acquired 360, one of Dublin’s most highly regarded independent, integrated communications consultancies.