Advertising agency to Fianna Fáil and AIB sees profits rise by 50%

DUBLIN advertising agency Cawley Nea recorded a 50% rise in profits in 2003, according to recently filed accounts.

The company, whose clients include Standard Life, Fianna Fáil and O2, saw profits for the year to end December 2003 rise to €1.4 million from €952,816 the previous year.

No turnover figure was given because of its size as a small company, but it's estimated to be in the region of €8m.