I was asked along with my colleague Chris Kennedy to create a video for Aviva’s Charity of the Day, Pieta House, for social media and the big screens at the Aviva Stadium. Given the context we drew a comparison between the battle a rugby player faces […]
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King Crisps. King of the Hill.
Appearing on bridges around Croke Park in Dublin this summer is a campaign I worked on for Largo Foods for King crisps. Bernard Brogan is the undisputed King of Hill 16 and it seemed only fitting to deck him out in true warrior fashion to […]
Wicklow Wolf. Christmas cheers.
Christmas messaging is pure cliché for so many brands now. But not Wicklow Wolf.
Arnotts. Jewellery Hall.
I was asked to create a press ad to promote Arnotts Jewellery Hall. There was one slight problem however. There are a wide selection of brands on offer and the client didn’t want to highlight one over another. The solution: a carefully placed headline. Photo: Kip […]
Irish Orienteering Association.
Orienteers are a rugged lot. No fancy air conditioned gyms for those boys and girls. I was asked to produce a series of posters to encourage people to consider this alternative way to keep fit and meet new people.
Zurich. Dear 30 Year Old Me.
Convincing younger people to start a pension is a pretty tough job. But find the right idea and it’s possible. This Award winning campaign ( Brand Campaign of the Year 2014, AIM Awards) for Zurich pensions delivered a return on investment of over 400%. I wrote and art directed […]
Toyota. All Things to All People.
Rated as one of the world’s 10 best pieces of work in the automotive category in 2014 according to The One Show, I created this TV spot for Toyota with fellow creative Gai Griffin. Beautifully directed by Zak Emerson from Butter.
World Vision
90% of all illness in the developing world are the result of contaminated water. Among them are diseases such as malaria and diarrhoea, and to a child under five, without proper medical intervention, each one is as fatal as the other. I was asked to […]
