DHR Communications

Oh, what a difference a day can make!

A view outside our offices on Francis Street today, March 1st ❄️🌨️

Nollaig Shona Daoibh 🎄

DHR Communications HQ will be closed for the Christmas period on Thursday 21st December, reopening on Tuesday 2nd January.

Wishing everyone and their families a safe, warm and wonderful holiday, and we can't wait to work with you again in 2024.

💌 Check out our website for our most up-to-date contact details: https://lnkd.in/eFiZN7ic

Are ya well Francis Street? Because you’re looking well 🔥

We wanted to add a splash of colour and DHR realness to our own patch of Francis street in , and we think Vini Bustamante came up with the goods 🎨✅

Platforming causes, amplifying voices and embracing creativity with a professional, innovative and considered approach is what we do - so that our clients’ messages resonate and are heard where they need to be.

Our team has wide ranging experience and expertise in public affairs, public and media relations, social content, as well as project/event planning and much more.

✨With thanks to support from Dublin City Councilcil and
Dublin City Council South Central Area✨

Pop us a message to [email protected] if you want to work with us sometime 📧

Today, DHR Communications is 18 years in business. In that time, we have provided trusted, professional communications support to local, national and international organisations. Thanks to all clients, colleagues and partners that we have worked with over the years.

The National Library of Ireland's latest project 'Revealing Histories' brings together items from its digital collections to reveal what life was like during Ireland's revolutionary period and focuses on some of the individuals who played a role in this period of Ireland's history.

This video from The Irish Times gives an overview of the project and some of the items from the digital collections - including a drawing of the escape route suggested by Michael Collins to spring Austin Stack out of prison.

https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/heritage/a-love-letter-a-postcard-and-more-nli-honours-revolutionary-period-1.4777765

► VIDEO: A love letter, a postcard and more - NLI honours 'Revolutionary Period' In a new digital campaign the National Library of Ireland is showcasing some of the source material from Ireland’s revolutionary period that they have digitised, including letters, photographs, diaries and political posters. Video: Bryan O'Brien

DHR would like to take this opportunity to wish our friends, clients and colleagues a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We look forward to working with you all again in 2022.

Our office will be closing for Christmas at lunchtime on Thursday, 23rd December and will reopen on Tuesday, 4th January. If you need to contact us please view our Christmas hours below.
https://www.dhr.ie/christmas-contact-details/

DHR Communications is delighted to welcome Olwyn Enright to our team. At DHR, we specialise in public interest communications. Olwyn’s understanding of that landscape and her wide range of skills and knowledge will enhance DHR’s offering to our clients.

https://www.dhr.ie/dhr-communications-announces-the-appointment-of-new-director/

DHR communications announces the appointment of new director DHR is pleased to announce the appointment of Olwyn Enright as a director. She will join the team in November.

The resurgence of television, how Covid-19 impacted media consumption and tackling fake news 📺
Find all of this and more in the Reuters Digital News Report 2021.
Read the key findings here; https://www.dhr.ie/reuters-digital-news-report-2021/

A look at the Reuters Digital News Report 2021 by DHR Communications Last month's Reuters Digital News Report, highlights some of the changes in how Irish audiences consume and interact with media.

One of our favourite buildings has reopened! We are very much looking forward to some of the exciting, in-person and digital programmes National Library of Ireland has coming up over the next few months. We’re also admiring the fabulous work that the library has done while the building was closed since January.

While we await cabinet approval of a loosening of restrictions, we take a timely look at what activities Irish adults are most looking forward to following the re-opening of society. Pubs and restaurants are the most looked forward to re-opening activity, with culture activities not far behind.

These findings form part of DHR's research with Amárach Research, an ongoing project since May 2020.

Read our latest analysis of the findings here: https://www.dhr.ie/pubs-and-restaurants-are-most-looked-forward-to-re-opening-activity-culture-not-far-behind/

DHR began tracking media consumption habits in May 2020. The latest wave of findings from our work with Amárach Research may surprise, with Whatsapp leading as the most popular source of news among Irish adults.

Read our colleague Stephen Moloney's analysis of these latest findings on our website: https://www.dhr.ie/irish-adults-consuming-more-news-whatsapp-the-winner/.