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Mark Dunphy

Phone: 00353868534900
URL: http://www.dunphypr.com

Founded in 2006, Dunphy Public Relations is a communications group led by Mark Dunphy from County Clare. Mr. Dunphy previously held the position of ‘Head of News and Current Affairs’ in Clare FM Radio.

Dunphy Public Relations has secured extensive local, national and international media coverage for clients including Clare County Council; Supply Network Shannon; The Atlantis Holiday Group; Shannon Town Council; Cliffs of Moher New Visitor Experience; Clare Education Centre; Clare Museum; Digino Marketing; Renewable Energy Skillsnet; Magico.ie; Kilrush Town Council; Clonlara Wholesale; Minister for Labour Affairs, Tony Killeen; Clare County Library; and Ennis Town Council.

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29 APR	Two Aviation Firms Move To Westpark Shannon
	Two aviation firms have moved their operations to Ireland’s leading executive Business Campus in Shannon, County Clare.

10 SEP	Mayor Of Clare Pays Tribute To Youth Service Visionary
	The Mayor of Clare has paid tribute to Fr. Sean Sexton who this week retired following 40 years of service to the Clare Youth Service.

28 JUN	Ireland’s Largest Bird Of Prey Centre Opens In Clare
	Mr. Dick Warner, environmentalist, writer and broadcaster, today officially opened Ireland’s largest public birds of prey centre.

29 SEP	Schools Fire Safety Programme Launched By Clare County Fire & Rescue Service And Minister Tony Killeen
	Clare County Fire and Rescue Service and Minister of State and Clare T.D., Mr. Tony Killeen today launched the Clare Schools Fire Safety Programme 2007-08.

21 JUN	Ennis Town Council & Clare County Council Launch ‘Fire Safety In The Home’ Initiative As County Fire And Rescue Service Reports Significant Rise In Emergency Call Outs
	Ennis Town Council and Clare County Council this week launched a Fire Safety Initiative aimed at making householders more aware of fire safety routines and potential fire hazards.