Police Service of Northern Ireland Chief Constable Hugh Orde will today reveal how he helped overhaul the force’s image at a talk in Dublin.

HUGH ORDE, chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland, is to be guest speaker at a breakfast briefing organised by the Public Relations Institute of Ireland (PRII), in Dublin next month.

David Malone has been appointed as the new head of Information Services by the Pensions Board.

A REPORT commissioned by the Government has recommended that it should establish a register of lobbyists.

AN inquiry is under way into the chaos faced by concert-goers who paid up to €552 to see Barbra Streisand.

O’SULLIVAN PR announced yesterday the appointment of Ann-Marie O’Sullivan as managing director.

Job opportunities are now plentiful in a flourishing public relations industry, according to the newly elected president of the Public Relations Institute of Ireland (PRII).

JUSTIN GREEN, marketing and public relations director of MCD Productions, has been elected president of the Public Relations Institute of Ireland (PRII) at the Institute’s Annual General Meeting.

THE recent controversy over newspaper coverage of the circumstances surrounding the death of Liam Lawlor highlights the ongoing need for an effective mechanism for dealing with inaccurate or unfair reporting in the newspapers.

Public relations company Wilson Hartnell has appointed Lorraine Dwyer to its consumer team.

MONICA LEECH’S term as PR consultant to the Department of the Environment ends today and the position is then being scrapped.

PUBLIC relations lobbyists will not be obliged to make it publicly known whose interests they are representing under a new code of conduct for their industry.

The Public Relations Institute of Ireland has launched its own code of conduct on lobbying politicians, parties and corporate companies.