Further Expansions at Fermoy Print & Design

New Recruits Paul OSullivan (Production Assistant) and Rebecca Roche (Graphic Designer) are going to be great assets to our team at Fermoy Print & Design

More good news at Fermoy Print & Design this week as we welcome two new full-time members of staff.

Graphic Designer Rebecca Roche and Production Assistant and Photographer Paul O’Sullivan have joined our team at Fermoy Print & Design.

Rebecca is a very talented designer and while she has been working part-time with us since August 2010, by popular demand she has gone full-time. Originally from Fermoy, Rebecca completed a Diploma in Graphic Design at Coláiste Dhulaigh in Dublin before completing a Degree in Graphic Design in the University of Wolverhampton.

No stranger to hard work, Rebecca spent two months volunteering in Central America with the Mayfield Arts Centre working on a project exploring Integration and Development through art between Ireland and Guatemala. Quoting ‘Life’ as her immediate inspiration, Rebecca said that the beauty in everyday things and the unique qualities of people are very often the inspiration for alot of her work. See some samples of her work below.

Paul maybe new to the area of printing but he’s not stranger to the arts. An accomplished photographer, Paul has always had an interest in the different types of print and is excited about the new venture with the company. Paul has spent most of his career (16 years) in the hospitality sector, working at managerial level in pubs and function rooms and the change of scenery comes as a welcome challenge. Fermoy Print and Design are excited to add a photographer to the list of services we provide for customers and to enhance all the artwork needed to be done. You can check out some of Paul’s beautiful photography on his facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/pauljamesphotography. We have inserted below a small sample of Paul’s work.

Our company CEO, Liam Barry has said he is delighted that he has two new “dedicated and talented” people to add to his already successful team. “The company is expanding and growing in many positive ways at this moment. We have always been fortunate in the staff we have hired and are delighted to have two more dedicated and talented individuals to add to this team.”

Berminghams Pharmacy Fermoy had this pop-up banner created by Fermoy Print and Design. The photograph was taken by Paul OSullivan and the design was completed by our equally talented designer Kieran Dwane.

Green Valley, a dairy company in Mitchelstown had their artwork all designed by Rebecca.

Fermoy Flower & Garden Club Christmas Gala Poster designed by Rebecca.

Rain Drops in Doneraile Park by Paul OSullivan

The Key Hole- Owenahincha Beach by Paul OSullivanFermoy Flower & Garden Club Christmas Gala Poster designed by Rebecca

One of Rebeccas Wedding Invite designs (with the names changed)!

Step-by-Step guide to the perfect Wedding Invitations

Designed by Rebecca Roche, Fermoy Print and Design In-house Graphic Design

 

A Wedding Invite is a very special piece of stationery as it signals the beginning of the final countdown to your Wedding day. Once the last card is slotted through the post box, it’s time to start the last minute preps and enjoy the upcoming celebrations .

Invites are also the trend setters for your day and set the tone for what is going to be the best day of your life, therefore the right amount of time and imagination needs to be paid. This step-by-step guide should help make sure you have the invites you are proud of.

Step 1: Define your budget. Your budget may some important things but don’t let it hamper your creativity and elegance. You can create invitations to fall in love with regardless of the budget. A precise budget idea will help you establish which types of cards you would prefer and how many you need.  The traditional wedding stationery package has expanded to include Save the Date cards, mass/ceremony booklets and table place-names as well as the traditional wedding and evening invitations, RSVP cards and thank you cards.

Step 2: Choose your style. Let your personality speak through your invites, your guests will find warmth and beauty in personalised cards. Invites are your personal way of inviting every guest and just as every bride and bridegroom are individual and special, so too is every single piece of wedding stationery.

Step 3: Romance in written word. The words you write inside your wedding card are very personal. They are words you want to portray to someone exactly how much you want them to be there on your special day, so make sure you get them right. Look up what other people have done and see what you like best.

Step 4:  Let the celebrations begin.  Stamp, Seal and Send approximately 6 weeks before the wedding to give your guests plenty of notice to get prepared. Then take a moment to enjoy the sense of occasion. A wedding is a very special time and doing the invites is a memorable part of it, don’t let it pass you by. Enjoy every moment.

Fermoy Print and Design. Bringing Your Big Day to Life.

To learn more about our wedding packages, call us on 025 31355.

Our New Wedding Partner

There’s a new union to celebrate.

Fermoy Print and Design have teamed up with http://www.weddingdates.ie to let all the brides and grooms know we do beautiful wedding stationery.

The union, which is official since this morning, will see Fermoy Print and Design proudly have a full display  with all of our details and a display of some of our beautiful invites which were designed individually for delightful couples.

Head on over and check out not only our banner advert but also our listing page and let us know what you think at mairead@fermoyprint.com

All Star Wars in the Opera House

The All Star Wars is an hillarious new musical comedy and runs from April 19 to April 23 at the Cork Opera House. Tickets from the Opera House on 021 4270022

Opening Night is fast approaching for one of the most hilarious musicals to ever hid the Irish stage. The show, which has an unusual subject matter of Hurling, is a must see and will have you in stitches.

The show will provide you with fabulous evening of comedy, music and song which chronicles the lifelong ambitions and adventures of hapless Junior B hurler; ‘Hugh Cullen’, an apparent descendent of Cuchulainn! Honouring the masters of the Clash of the Ash, this new show, which is the brainchild of writer/director Bryan Flynn & actor/comedian Kevin McCormack, will have you laughing and rejoicing the great game.

Enter a world of comic characters and situations; from the Players & Selectors, to the Pundits & Commentators, not forgetting the Corner-Back, the Keeper, the Parish Priest and the Commmiitteeee!

Fermoy Print and Design are honoured to have been involved with the organisers in helping with printing and designing. We can’t wait to see it ourselves.

Venue: Cork Opera House
Date & Time: Tues 19 – Sat 23 April, 8pm
Tickets: Tuesday – All tickets €20*, Family ticket €70.00*
Wednesday – Saturday, €20*, €25*, Family ticket €90.00*

 

We’re building suspense

We're building suspense!

Exciting times are underway at Fermoy Print and Design.

In the past couple of weeks we have hired two new people, we have developed new partnerships and we have invested in some creative thinking. The results are on the way.

On April 8th we are planning to unveil a new website with greater accessibility to all of our products and services. It will give a better understanding to how diverse our company is and what great projects we’re working on. You will be able to browse our catalogue, see examples of our work, hear from people who really like what we do AND meet all our team.

So stay tuned for the new website and let us know what you think.

New Sales and Marketing Executive at Fermoy Print and Design

Máiréad O'Sullivan the new Sales and Marketing Executive with Fermoy Print and Design CEO Liam Barry

FERMOY Print and Design have appointed a new Sales and Marketing Executive to their fast growing business. The company, which is expanding it’s services over the coming months, have this week appointed, Máiréad O’Sullivan (nee O’Donnell) from Strawhall, Fermoy.

Máiréad ran her own marketing company, Deadlines Media, before joining the team at Fermoy Print and Design and has spent the past three years working in the political realm of PR and marketing.

“It an optimistic time for Fermoy Print and Design right now with lots of changes and opportunities on the horizon and I am delighted to be joining the already successful team,” said Mrs O’Sullivan who is currently living in Fermoy with her photographer husband, Paul.

Fermoy Print and Design is a printing company based in the North Cork town of Fermoy. The company specialises in al types of digital and litho printing including personal and corporate stationary, promotional materials, sporting programmes, personal greeting cards and invites. More information about the company can be found on their website http://www.fermoyprint.com and they can be contacted on 025 31355.

Hello world!

 

 

Fermoy Print and Design has joined the world of blogging!

Over the coming weeks and months the team here at Fermoy Print and Design  intend on contributing to the ongoing argument surrounding the printing press and its viability as well as updating you on the newest of services, products and trends in both business and personal stationery. Furthermore we will be will displaying a calendar of events and happenings of groups and organisations who get goods printed and promoted with us.

So stay tuned for the latest in print news and share our good news with your friends.