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PR GUIDE
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O’Leary PR Burrell Marketing and
Led by: Mari O’Leary, managing director
Publicity
James House, 50 James Place East, Dublin 2 Led by: Rebecca Burrell, managing director
T: 01 678 9888
marioleary@olearypr.ie 5 Pembroke Lane, Dublin 2
W: www.olearypr.ie T: 01 676 1711
Facebook: Burrell Marketing and Publicity
Employees: Seven
Established: 1994 Employees: Seven
Affiliations/association memberships: PRCA Established: 1990
Turnover 2009 (approx): €1m Memberships: Women in Business
Specialty areas: Consumer, lifestyle and corporate Speciality areas: Consumer PR
Major clients: EA (Electronic Arts), Avon, Gallo Family Major Clients: Procter and Gamble (Max Factor, Olay, Clairol,
Vineyards, Jansport, Silver Hill Ducks, Merlin Motor Group Aussie, Ariel, Bold, Fairy, Daz), Irish Distillers Pernod Ricard
New business won in the last year: Mattel and L’Oreal (Jameson, West Coast Cooler, Havana Club, Powers Whiskey,
Professionnel Malibu, Cork Dry Gin), Tommy Hilfiger, Pigsback.com, the
Key/standout recent campaigns: EA sponsorship of the League BrookLodge Hotel and Wells Spa
of Ireland Sports Cup in association with FAI; Irish Hair New business won in the last year: Irish Distillers Pernod Ricard
Dressing Championships; Avon Breast Cancer Crusade; brands, apart from Jameson, which was already a client
Merlin Motor Group – promotion of car auction concept as the Key/standout recent campaigns: Opening of Tommy Hilfiger
way to buy used cars store on Grafton Street, Fairy Make a Wish campaign
Accolades/awards: Shortlisted for the PRCA Excellence in PR
awards numerous times
Rebecca Burrell says: “What has become more apparent is
that the media channels and the journalists within them are
Mari O’Leary says: “Social media is now an integral part of PR contracting and having to cover multiple roles and topics. With
and communicating with the target. It is an important element the close working relationship with media contacts, this in turn
in a PR campaign, whether standalone or integrated with in fact works to a PR’s advantage in that the one contact can
traditional media for a 360 approach. cover a selection of items or features.”
“It is the perfect tool to create the ‘buzz’ and engage,
particularly with the 15–34 year olds.”
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