Chemistry agency’s ad shape of things to come

THE National Newspapers of Ireland (NNI) creative advertising awards Grand Prix award has been won by the Chemistry agency.

Chemistry agency’s ad shape of things to come
Fri, 10 Jun, 2005 - 01:00

Different Sizes, a campaign by Adrian FitzSimon and Emmet Wright of the Chemistry agency, was the big winner at last night’s NNI creative advertising awards in the RDS.

The chemistry duo won both the overall Grand Prix award and the Best Copywriting trophy for Different Sizes, while Gerry Kennedy and Emma Hogan of McConnells won the Best Art Direction award for their Ideas campaign.

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