Bammedia

16/06/2026

Twenty years!! It's hard to believe, but here we are! 🎉 🥳
This June marks two decades of Bammedia in business, and we couldn't let this milestone pass without sharing a little bit about the journey so far. From the kitchen table to bagging national & international awards.

Here's the full story👇

https://www.bammedia.ie/post/bammedia-celebrates-20-years-in-business

📸 : Jenny Callanan Photography

09/06/2026

We’ve been fully immersed lately into creating this special promo video for Visit Louth which was formally launched yesterday. Full storyboard and script development, part video-production, full post-production and even a wee cameo role from our youngest… 🥰








Local Enterprise Office Louth
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Dundalk Chamber
Drogheda & District Chamber
LoveDrogheda

Discover the magic of County Louth — where stunning coastline, rich...

02/03/2026

A fantastic shot of Drogheda City with our own HQ in view… 🤩🌅 ☪️

Thinking Bigger: Culture & Heritage
Culture means economic development. Irish cities invest in festivals, heritage restoration, arts venues and tourism experiences because they create jobs, attract visitors and build community.

Places like Galway, Limerick, Cork and Waterford benefit from national funding streams linked to their recognised urban status to support cultural institutions and tourism growth.

What cultural investment brings:
- Restored heritage buildings
- Better attended festivals and events
- Tourism jobs and more visitors
- Night-time economy growth
- Arts spaces and cultural venues
- International visibility

City status amplifies cultural investment. Remaining a town limits its scale. (Image: © Copter View)

💬 What culture or heritage project would you love to see happen in Drogheda?

29/11/2025

Flashback to some past work. Name Generation, Brand Identity, Graphic Design, Map Illustration, Signage and Animations all delivered by yours truly… 🐟🐠🐡

Sea Louth
Louth County Council

Big news for local communities across Louth.

A major funding boost under the CLÁR Programme will support community groups, sports clubs and rural projects across the county. Local representatives say the investment will improve facilities, strengthen rural towns and villages and deliver long term benefits for people who live, work and volunteer in Louth.

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