NETWORKING EXCELLENT WINNERS


In June, the best of PR in Ireland was celebrated at the annual Awards for Excellence in Public Relations, hosted by the Public Relations Consultants Association (PRCA), the Public Relations Institute of Ireland (PRII) and the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (Northern Ireland region). Awards weremade in 15 cate-


gories, while the Supreme Award for Excellence in Public Relations went toWHPR and Diageo Ireland for the Guinness 250 campaign. Nearly 230 people attended the awards ceremony in the Conrad Hotel, withMichéalMartin TD,Minister for Foreign Affairs as guest of honour and Alan Cantwell asMC. (Photography by Fennell Photography)


The team from Fleishman-Hillard and Proctor & Gamble, who won for the Pampers Unicef campaign


Fuzion Communications was a winner in the Best Public Affairs Campaign category for its work on behalf of the Cystic Fibrosis Association of Ireland


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Ann-Marie O’Sullivan, chairman PRCA; Niamh White and Aine Carmody, Carmody Smith PR; and Michéal Martin, Minister for Foreign Affairs. Carmody Smith PR won in the Best Consumer Public Relations – Product or Service Launch €12k or under category


Ann-Marie O’Sullivan, chairman PRCA; Brother Kevin Crowley, Capuchin Day Centre; Linda Caulfield, Mater Hospital; Eimear Hurley, Carr Communications; and Michéal Martin, Minister for Foreign Affairs. Carr Communications won in the Best Media Relations Print and/or Broadcast Media category


Gibney Communications won the Charity/Not-for-Profit category for its work on behalf of Christmas FM


Mary Murphy, RPS Mary Murphy Associates, and Michael Sands, Dublin City Council, celebrating their win for their ‘Dublinbikes’ campaign


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