An Eye For Fashion…

Style. Elegance. Design. Timeless qualities. Qualities one finds in the fabric, cut and finish of a Louise Kennedy creation. Qualities one can also see reflected in the sleek, smooth, crafted lines of a modern Mercedes-Benz and in the classic models of yesteryear.

Bringing these concepts to life, Irish fashion designer Louise Kennedy and Mercedes-Benz teamed up to present her 2012 Spring/Summer collection to an audience of Mercedes-Benz owners in her magnificent premises on Merrion Square, Dublin.

There to communicate news of this devilishly stylish event was Hall PR’s Ashley Hall.

Hall PR goes under the skin of the humble potato

Who would have thought to find PR potential under the skin of the humble potato? Hall PR would!

And we were right because, apart from being the most versatile meal accompaniment – more versatile than pasta, rice or couscous – potatoes are vital to the success of the Irish economy. Growers, food manufacturers, restaurants and caterers, retailers and a host of others all look to the potato, for one purpose or another.

That’s why, when one of Ireland’s top potato producers harvested the first crop of the new season, Hall PR was there being devilishly clever in communicating the news to all concerned.

One small step…for Hall PR

In PR terms, outer space is the final frontier! Working with specialist software systems developers CAPTEC, whose work includes the validation of rocket and satellite guidance systems for many of the most important missions undertaken by the European Space Agency,
 Hall PR has acquired rare insight into the fascinating world of space travel and planetary investigation. Not for the first time, Hall PR has boldly gone where few PR firms have gone before.

Spotting that a speech made in Seanad Éireann…

…by former Olympic athlete, Senator Eamonn Coghlan which addressed obesity, health risks and the lack of fitness in young school children was a platform on which the Association of Teachers of Home Economics could issue a supporting press statement in which they could highlight the importance of home economics teaching.

Currently, fears exist that Government is considering a downgrading of the subject at Junior Certificate level – just at a time when it has become more important than ever – with the corresponding impact this could have for the jobs of hundreds of home economics teachers.