What the Papers Say
Event Success is successful at getting local and national media coverage.
The Phoenix Feb 8 - Feb 21, 2008
Article title: Nationwide Service
"Event Success was established in 2006 by Dubliner, Kerrie O'Connor. With a BA in Psychology and a Diploma in Event Management, O'Connor honed her skills in the Sales Institute of Ireland, where she organised meetings in Dublin and Cork. She has offices in Dublin and Tipperary and manages events nationwide."
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The Sunday Business Post Dec 2, 2007
Article title: Sticking to a budget key to event success
"Although just over a year old, Event Success, the event management compnay set up by Kerrie O'Connor, has scored a number of high profile success and it well on it's way to making it's founder an employer....Over the past 15 months she has organised annual conferences, an international croquet championship event in Carrickmines Croquet and Lawn Tennis Club and assisted a county enterprise board. Most recently, she organised the Glenans Irish Sailing Club AGM and gala dinner at the Trident Hotel, Kinsale."
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The Nenagh Guardian May 1, 2010
Article title: Successful parenting seminar
Event Success orgainised and managed this seminar on behalf of Network North Tipperary. The seminar called “Working Parents” with guest speaker David Coleman, clinical psychologist and presenter of RTE’s Teens in the Wild, 21st Century Child and Families in Trouble programmes. David wrote the bestselling book Child’s Play, which is a guide to raising children. He regularly writes for the Parenting Section of the Irish Times. He can be heard on the airwaves every Wednesday when he discusses parenting issues on Newstalk’s Moncrieff Show.
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Business Limerick August, 2007
Article title: Limerick women represent Ireland at international croquet championship
"Jane and Tamar Shorten, who are both form Limerick's South Circular Road, will represent Ireland in the Women's World Golf Croquet Championship. The championship starts on 3rd September in Dublin and runs for a week. It is being organised in conjuction with the Croquet Association of Ireland and the World Croquet Federation. It is being coordinated by Munster based event manager Kerrie O'Connor of Event Success."
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Limerick Leader Sep 15, 2007
Article title: Women's World Croquet Championship
Coverage of the Women's World Golf Croquet Championship on behalf of the Croquet Association of Ireland, Event Success organised a week-long international tournament, which included a launch by Minister for Arts, Sport & Tourism, a recital by the Irish Army band, players' dinner, and social functions. Securing sponsorship and media coverage were central to managing this event, which will took place in Dublin.
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Tipperary Voice Feb, 2007
Article title: Lorraine gets her chain
"NEW PRESIDENT of Tipperary Network of Women in Business, Lorraine Didek received her chain of office at a lunch in the Hibernian Hotel, Nenagh late last month. Lorrain is the proprietor of the Beauty Rooms in the Shannon Oaks Hotel in Protumna. The Businesswomen were joined by newly elected TD Noel Coonan for the event which was enjoyed by all."
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Midland Tribune, 2008
Article title: Balllina Firm Wins North Tipperary Enterprise Award
"Third Place / Best New Business Kerrie O'Connor, T/a Event Success, Rathurles, Nenagh. Event Success was set up in 2006 by Kerrie O'Connor to specialise in the mangement of corporate events throughout Ireland. Events include Conferences, Seminars, Business Launches and Client Entertainment such as a gala dinner or a day at the races. Ms. O'Connor provides a full event management service, running an event from start to finish by discussing the event concept with the Promoter; providing a running order; budget; drafting invitations and promotional materials; liaising with suppliers (venue, A/V Hire, caterers, photographers etc) an co-ordinating the event itself."
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