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Last night.

At the Social Media Awards 2015 at the Concert Hall, RDS, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4

The Yes Equality social media team receive a standing ovation (top) after winning a surprise award (top) for their Marriage Referendum campaign. The team (above) mingle backstage.

From left: Mark Dempsey, Spence Christie, Craig Dwyer, Alan Hatton and Patrick Sweeney.

Pic: Ben Keenan

Meanwhile…

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Shiny happy people.

Just some of the winners of The Maximum Media Social Media Awards 2015  which honours  the best use of apps, Twitter, Facebook and whatnot by Irish businesses.

From top: Kathrina Bentley, Suzie Carley, Joanne O’Donovan of Dogs Trust (best non-profit Teitter);  Diarmuid McCarthy, Jill O’Sullivan, Ciara Flaherty of Breakingnews.ie (best use of Facebook by a media organisation); Daragh Murphy of Hairybaby tee shirts (best use of Facebook by a small business); Angela Conroy, Joanne O’Sullivan, Andrea McGowan, Alexandra Clionsky, Lynne O’Donnell of Dublin Zoo (winner of best intergrated social media campaign); Paul Collins, Brian Hanamy, Daire Brennan of Kilmacud Crokes (winner zero budget social media campaign).

More winners here

Pics: Ben Keenan

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16 thoughts on “First Among Equals

  1. Spaghetti Hoop

    That trophy would never have matched the shiny-shiny glass one in the Broadsheet cabinet. Looks cheap.

      1. Spaghetti Hoop

        I haven’t.
        BS won an award last year and gave it to Clamp….sorry, John Gallen to mind.
        There were many glowing images of it, and jubilation in the streets and along canal-sides.
        Gallen may have sold it as there hasn’t been a photo since.

  2. Darragh Byrne

    That is Yes Equality Campaign now that won the award and not Renua candidate endorsing Yes Kilkenny Facebook page which Patrick McKee only found out about on polling day and was therefore “not in a position” to do anything about it except keep quiet about it , do nothing to take down post that endorsed him and get loads of votes from people who didn’t know the difference-http://www.thejournal.ie/yes-kilkenny-renua-ireland-2127901-May2015/

    1. Odis

      I was just thinking that myself. I wouldn’t have known anything about it if it wasn’t for Broadsheet.
      Staying relevant guys!

  3. Just sayin'

    It’s asy to run a good social media campaign with Chuck Feeny’s millions. This isn’t a political point – I’m just saying that I’d have more admiration for the people who achieved something on a budget of next to nothing.

    1. fosull

      OK, I’ll bite.

      Yes Equality was funded by donations from Irish individuals and Irish companies and the maximum any organisation was allowed (by law) to donate was €2,500.

      Yes Equality was a collaborative organisation made up of three separate groups (Marriage Equality, Glen, ICCL), but none of their individual funding sources were used to fund Yes Equality.

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