The time has come... The votes are in and our newly selected entries for Creative is Native are LIVE! They include:
- Sound Support
- Poxy Chores
- Make Time To Check
- Cobblestone Pint
- When Cracks Appear
What makes the Creative is Native platform so unique? All of the work submitted and selected is not accredited to any particular agency or contributor. It is a genuine national portfolio and a world first for Ireland.
Ireland has always been a place of change, ideas and creativity. Ireland is a country where being creative is second nature; world-renowned for its writers, artists, poets, musicians and all-round change-makers.
Visit Creative Is Native to check out all of our newest entries or learn more about them below.
For FBD Insurance, a campaign was created to highlight how sound plays a role in sporting events.
The Tokyo Olympics were the quietest ever. We know how important support is for athletes so FBD arranged bespoke tracks for our Irish Olympic Team
full of family and friends cheers and messages at the perfect training tempo for them to listen to while they were there.
New campaign for Gas Networks titled "Poxy Chores" sees the comeback of the feathered balladeer Tommy McAinary who sings about the “poxy chores”
that are required to protect households from carbon monoxide emissions. Click here to check out the video>>
A new campaign for Breast Cancer Ireland highlights the importance of cancer checks. One in nine women will develop breast cancer in the course of their lifetime. 23% of women are diagnosed between the ages of 20-50 years according to figures from Breast Cancer Ireland.
With this in mind, Breast Cancer Ireland launched a new advertising campaign to highlight the misconception that it is something that only affects the over 50s. #MAKETIME2CHECK
Guinness Storehouse teamed up with the official St. Patrick’s Festival to create an online event: Guinness in the Liberties: A Walking Tour. The tour began in the Guinness Storehouse’s Gravity Bar and then wound its way through the Liberties neighbourhood.
The tour followed the history of Dublin as well as the history of the Guinness family, which was fundamental in establishing the city we know today.
Barnardo's new campaign cleverly paints a picture of how there is much more going on under the skin of Irish families during the pandemic than meets the eye.
This campaign starts to recognise how difficult it’s been and offers a supportive hand, "When cracks appear, we're here". Click here to check out the video>>
