Creativity that
means business

Every day, thousands of children and young people across Ireland are impacted by domestic violence and abuse. At least 1 in 4 children Barnardos works with have lived experienced of domestic violence and abuse. Our national campaign - KidsVsDomesticViolence - created for Barnardos and the Empower Kids Project, aims to highlight and give these children an opportunity to tell their side of the story.

A new brand identity that empowers young people all over Ireland to help shape our country for present and future generations.

A new brand identity for the Irish Cancer Society to enable the organisation to support its community through fundraising, service provision, research and advocacy now and in the future.

A new brand identity centred around empowering customers by placing them in control of their financial journey.

Building Change is a collaborative effort of all six architecture schools in the Republic of Ireland. Together, they are committed to providing education in climate-ready architecture to their students, in doing so addressing the implications of Government policy on climate change and housing.

St John of God is a charitable organisation that provides health, social care and education services for children, adolescents and adults in Ireland and beyond. Partnering with MCCP, our task was to develop a brand for St John of God that tells a story of a modern organisation that’s fit for purpose in a complex and challenging world, and to celebrate the dedication and devotion of St John of God’s people, who make a real and tangible difference supporting thousands of people every day in Ireland.

An uplifting and playful identity for a new coffee roasting and café business in Dundalk that delights through its marriage of abstract patterns and sophisticated design.

A new identity for South East Technological University (SETU) – the first technological university in the south-east of Ireland. Formed by merging the institutes of Technology at Waterford and Carlow, SETU boasts campuses in Waterford, Carlow, Wexford, Wicklow, and Kilkenny.

Red Dog’s design for the Kingspan Annual Report 2024 captures the company’s global ambition and commitment to innovation in the built environment. With an exciting, forward-looking visual language, the report reflects Kingspan’s leadership in sustainability, performance and design.

Building Change is a collaborative effort of all six architecture schools in the Republic of Ireland. Together, they are committed to providing education in climate-ready architecture to their students, in doing so addressing the implications of Government policy on climate change and housing.