Leading strategic communications consultancy Morrow Communications was crowned ‘Consultancy of the Year’ for the second year in a row at the recent CIPR Northern Ireland Industry Awards held in Titanic Hotel, Belfast. This completes a historic ‘double double’ having also been recognised as PRCA ‘Large Consultancy of the Year’ consecutively for 2025/26 and 2026/27. The company also collected two further gold awards and two silver in recognition of its client work.
The latest awards celebrated the very best of PR and communications in Northern Ireland with campaigns that inspired, influenced and delivered real impact for organisations and communities across the region. As well as picking up the main award of the night, the company collected golds for Best CSR Campaign for its work with AIB and Best Arts, Culture, Sport and Entertainment campaign for the Grand Opera House’s 130 year anniversary celebrations. Their Silver Awards were for Best Public Affairs Campaign for the NI Food and Drink Association and Best Integrated Campaign for the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs ‘Keys, Phone, Money, Cup’ single use plastics campaign.
Speaking about the latest accolades, Kieran Donnelly, Managing Director said;
“Recognition from our industry peers means a great deal, and we are especially delighted to be named CIPR Consultancy of the Year for the second-year running. This reflects our unwavering commitment to delivering high-quality, impactful work for our clients and championing the value of strategic, creative communications. None of this would be possible without the talent and dedication of our fabulous team, and the trust our clients place in us with supporting their communications and protecting their reputations.
“It is clear from the quality of work on display across all the other winners and those shortlisted that communications is increasingly critical to helping organisations of all shapes and sizes to communicate change and deliver their organisational objectives. We are proud to be part of such a vibrant and important industry here.”
