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' (44 per cent). The survey showed more people in Northern Ireland understood what lobbying is than ...
in Northern Ireland. Twenty-one per cent believed the main reason for the war was to protect energy supplies ... see it Alison Clarke, CEO UK and Ireland, Grayling These findings demonstrate that the MoD ...
. The Public Relations Consultants Association Ireland , which represents 29 PR and public affairs firms in Ireland, has broadly welcomed the Government's consultation on the proposed introduction of a lobbyist ...
consultancy, called Conor McGrath Public Affairs. McGrath was a founding chairman of the Northern Ireland ...
in preparing the ground for subsequent legislative enforcement, such as the UK and Ireland s smoking bans. It reads: These smoking bans [in the UK and Ireland] were preceded by years of softer interventions from ...
alongside Alastair Campbell as Tony Blair's spokesman and leading the Northern Ireland Office through ... Government Northern Ireland Office 1982 Various roles including reporter, producer, political editor, news ...
A government-led fund aimed at maintaining peace in Ireland is seeking PR support as it looks...which focuses most of its activity on the 12 northern counties of the island of Ireland, it has an office in Belfast that covers activities in Northern Ireland and an office in Dublin that covers ... The International Fund for Ireland is an international organisation that was established ...
by Irish TV channel RTe for a copy of the news release following a product recall in Ireland. RESULTS ...
The Northern Ireland Tourist Board is searching for an agency to help it develop consumer...The 650,000 brief will see the winning agency devise and implement a consumer campaign within the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland to increase public awareness. In addition, NITB is seeking occasional support for the corporate comms team to increase public awareness and positive media coverage ...
Sally Sykes is looking surprising perky considering she rose at 5am to catch a plane back from the Northern Ireland CIPR Pride Awards. Despite this, the Health and Safety Executive comms head is cautious with her footing as she poses for photos. 'The press would have a field day if I broke my ankle,' she ...
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