DHR announces the appointment of Olwyn Enright as a director at the company October 26, 2021 DHR Communications is pleased to announce the appointment of Olwyn Enright as a director at the public relations firm. She will join the team in early November, focusing on public affairs, advocacy and engagement strategies, media and communications training and …
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Mental health, housing, recession and green spaces among Irish public’s covid concerns May 11, 2021 As part of DHR Communications’ ongoing work with Amárach Research, looking at behaviours and attitudes during the pandemic, we asked survey respondents about the impacts of the pandemic that have caused people concern. Among Irish adults, mental health is the …
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Pubs and restaurants are most looked forward to re-opening activity, culture not far behind April 29, 2021 With cabinet approval of many pandemic restrictions likely and looming, now seems like an opportune time to take a look at what activities Irish adults are most looking forward to following the re-opening of society. In the Amárach Research March …
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Irish adults consuming ‘more’ news, Whatsapp the winner April 22, 2021 DHR continues to work with Amárach Research in tracking the habits and behaviours of the public during the pandemic. To this end, we added several questions to the Amárach Research March Omnibus. We will be sharing the findings with  over …
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New interests and activities during a pandemic November 27, 2020 In addition to exploring arts, culture and heritage participation by the public during the pandemic, as well as the media consumption patterns of Irish people during the height of the emergency, DHR Communications, with Amárach Research, also sought to better …
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Thoughts and tips around remote working and communications March 20, 2020 As COVID-19 beds down in Ireland, changed working arrangements for businesses and individuals have come to the fore as a means of slowing the spread of the virus. Suddenly, a substantial portion of Ireland’s workforce, is working from home in …
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