The recently completed signature headquarters for Northern Ireland’s Department of Agriculture, Environment and rural Affairs (DAERA) in Ballykelly brings together a suite of state-of the-art systems from architectural aluminium systems’ company Metal Technology.

This Christmas the anticipation began as it usually does with a focus on the major brands Christmas ads and the competition to win Christmas (and the internet!) with their TV ads. Unlike times past, the real impact of these ads is not measured on TV itself but rather if they go viral on social media and strike an emotive chord with a mass audience online (clicks, Retweets, Likes… the whole shabang!).

Taking inspiration from our client’s (Tesco) Christmas campaign, Everyone’s Welcome, we’ve asked the team how they do Christmas dinner their way:

Dried fruit and nut company, Forest Feast, has extended its exclusive festive range with the introduction of a classic shelled brazil nut pack. The latest product offering adds to the firm’s seasonal Christmas selection, which proved extremely popular following its launch last year.

In a digital world where we’re constantly ‘on’, the hygge trend is refreshingly simple. Pronounced hoo-ga and originating from the Danes, who are reportedly the happiest nation on earth, the hygge philosophy is all about the pursuit of everyday pleasures and taking time to enjoy homely, warming activities and spending time with close friends and family.

Our award-winning hotel client has won Christmas after releasing details of an exclusive, limited-edition package, inspired by one of the all-time festive movie favourites.

The Hotel Alone: Lost at Lough Erne package at the Lough Erne Resort is offering the ultimate seasonal getaway to fans of the cult 90s Home Alone films and has already secured coverage in Irish Times, RTE, Irish Mail on Sunday, Irish Sun, Irish Star, Her.ie, Sunday Life, Stellar and Northern Woman.