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 The Irish Examiner is running an in-depth review of the first 100 days of Donald Trump's Presidency; can he make the transition from the hirer-and-firer extraordinaire to the Oval Office of the White House? Is there a difference between reality TV and realpolitik? In an audio style that nods equally to The Apprentice and to Dr. Strangelove, this piece publicises the Saturday edition of the Irish Examiner. Agency: Chemistry, Dublin PLAY THE SPOT VIEW THE AD
 As part of a cross-platform campaign, this print from Rothco, Dublin served to promote the month of food-centric activities, articles and competitions by showing how you can 'Savour Every Letter' of the Irish Times throughout November. VIEW THE AD PLAY THE SPOT
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