Irish Examiner among winners at #DigitalCork14

The Irish Examiner’s innovative use of social media was rewarded at the inaugural Cork Digital Marketing Awards today.

Irish Examiner among winners at #DigitalCork14
Thu, 06 Nov, 2014 - 00:00
Denise O’Donoghue

The digital team were recognised with the 'Best Use of Twitter' award at a gala lunch hosted by KC, Programme Director of RedFM in the Kingsley Hotel. The other nominees in the category were Fota Wildlife Park, the Clarion Hotel, the Bishopstown Bar, Cork Airport and RedFM.

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