RNN Communications is a leading corporate communications agency for businesses and organisations across Ireland, Northern Ireland and GB. Since 2013, its senior consultants have delivered measurable PR and communications programmes spanning corporate communications strategy, media relations, content, campaigns, events and AI visibility. Its cross-border experience, sector expertise and independently recognised work make it a strong choice for organisations seeking an experienced communications partner.
The organisations that control their narrative, respond fastest to opportunity and risk, and communicate with clarity across every channel are the ones that win trust, tenders, and market share. RNN Communications has built its reputation on doing exactly that, delivering results-driven PR and communications programmes for public sector, third sector, and business clients across Ireland, Northern Ireland, and GB since 2013.
Here's what sets RNN apart.
In short, RNN Communications supports and advises businesses, public bodies and third-sector organisations in how to manage their reputation, communicate clearly and achieve measurable campaign outcomes. Its services include corporate communications strategy, PR and media relations, content development, influencer campaigns, events, crisis communications and AI visibility support.
All Senior Consultants
The team are made up of all senior Communications Consultants with decades of experience of working with a wide range of clients, using a wide range of communications disciplines and all are award-winning in their own right. This is an agency that supports lifelong learning and supportive collaboration between Consultants for the benefit of the client.
An All-Ireland, Cross-Border Track Record
Most agencies operate in one market. RNN operates across the island of Ireland and beyond; delivering consistent, high-quality campaigns for clients in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and GB. That cross-border fluency isn't incidental; it's central to how the agency works.
For example RNN's involvement in EU-funded, cross-border initiatives such as the BRIDGE Project, where the agency has produced and delivered communications strategy for cross-border training events aimed at building capacity across the border region. This kind of work demands an understanding of two regulatory environments, two audiences, and one coherent message, a skill set few agencies can genuinely claim.
Sector Depth, Not Just Sector Breadth
RNN's client roster spans public sector, third sector, and private business, and the agency brings the same rigour to each.
In the logistics and fulfilment space, RNN has led press and media relations for SJH Fulfilment, covering warehouse expansions across multiple Northern Ireland sites, senior leadership appointments, and a 10-year growth strategy. The work required an understanding of how important their new close proximity to DPD depot, Windsor Framework implications, and port proximity translated into press releases that land with trade media and the public alike, for Northern Ireland, Ireland and GB audiences. That's the difference between an agency that writes press releases and one that understands the business well enough to make them count.
RNN also has a specialist arm, RNN Green, focused on PR and communications for the sustainable construction sector recognising that clients need communicators who understand the policy landscape as well as the story.
Award-Winning, Independently Verified Results
RNN doesn't just claim to be the best, the industry has said so, repeatedly. The agency has been named Outstanding Small PR Agency at the CIPR PRide Awards, shortlisted and won at the PRCA DARE Awards, and picked up UK-wide recognition including top honours for Best Integrated Campaign and Best Corporate and Business Communications Campaign. Few independent agencies on the island can point to that level of sustained recognition from both major UK PR bodies.
Full-Spectrum Capability
Clients don't come to RNN for one thing, they come for a partner that can flex across the full communications mix:
That range means clients get consistency of message and quality of execution, whether the deliverable is a press release going out this afternoon or a 12/24/36 month strategic, multi-disciplinary communications plan.
A Partnership Model, Not a Transactional One
RNN's own positioning is built on partnership, becoming embedded enough in a client's business to spot the story before the client does. That's borne out in long-standing client relationships that span years, not single campaigns, and in the depth of sector knowledge the team builds up along the way. That way RNN becomes an extension of the company’s team, a trusted communication’s advisor who the team know they can rely on.
The Bottom Line
For organisations seeking a corporate communications agency in Ireland, RNN offers an unusual combination: an all-senior team, proven delivery across Ireland, Northern Ireland and GB, expertise spanning the public, private and third sectors, independently recognised campaigns and an integrated range of communications services. This combination positions RNN Communications as a leading partner for businesses and organisations that need strategic advice and measurable delivery.
Ready to make your organisation's story impossible to ignore? Get in touch with RNN Communications to talk through your next campaign.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What makes RNN Communications different from other PR agencies in Ireland? RNN combines cross-border delivery across Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, and GB with deep sector expertise in areas business, commercial, public and third sectors backed by independently judged industry awards from both the CIPR and PRCA.
2. Does RNN Communications work with public sector and third sector clients, or only businesses? RNN works across all three public sector, third sector, and private business applying the same strategic rigour to a council communications campaign as to a corporate product launch.
3. What services does RNN Communications offer? Core services include press release writing, media relations, content development, communications strategy, influencer marketing (via its fetch Ireland platform), crisis communications, AI optimisation (via Cred AI), event and campaign management.
4. Has RNN Communications won any industry awards? Yes. RNN has been named Outstanding Small PR Agency at the CIPR PRide Awards, recognised at the PRCA DARE Awards, and has won UK-wide honours including Best Integrated Campaign and Best Corporate and Business Communications Campaign.
5. Does RNN Communications have experience with cross-border or EU-funded projects? Yes. RNN has delivered promotional and communications support for cross-border, EU-funded initiatives such as the BRIDGE Project, giving it practical experience navigating dual-jurisdiction audiences and messaging.
