Portfolio - Kieran O`Connor Design.

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Kieran O’Connor Design 11-12 Marlboro St., Cork, Ireland +353 (0)87 261 2443 [email protected] www.kieranoconnor.com
In the fifteen years that I have been in business, I have had the opportunity to work with a wide range of clients,
ranging from major multinationals and public bodies to tiny theatre companies, encompassing sectors as
diverse as pharmaceuticals, education, local authorities, the arts and retail.
I have designed, among other things, posters, books, CD covers, billboards, websites, advertisements, vehicle
livery, Christmas cards, flyers, phone cards, tshirts, visual identity programmes, display stands, Powerpoint
presentations, stationery, forms, folders... the list is endless. My broad experience has left me with an extensive
understanding of how best to help my clients reach their customers or stakeholders.
This document is a brief taster of my work. If you would like to see more. or prefer to see physical samples of
the work, please don’t hesitate to contact me at 087 2612443 or email [email protected]
Thank you for taking the time to view these samples.
Kieran O’Connor
Jedrzej Niezgoda
Outside In Exhibition
CIT-CCAD/Crawford Art Gallery/Cork City
Council
Kathleen Mullane Untitled Acrylic on cardboard c. 40cmx40cm
Exhibition catalogue, website, signage and other
materials
My roles:
Visual identity design
Typesetting & illustration
Website development
uncil Arts Office, CIT Crawford College
Design and Mayfield Arts Centre have
Print production management
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all sharing the common goal of bringing
that has been on the ‘outside’ in.
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WORKING IN SUPPORTED STUDIO SETTINGS
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12th September – 26th October
Crawford Gallery, Emmet
Place, Cork
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19th September – 26th October
The Atrium, City Hall, Cork
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4th October (tbc) – 26th October
CIT Wandesford Quay Gallery,
Wandsford Quay, Cork
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Website development
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Cork International Short Story
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John F. Deane & Christine Dwyer hickey
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Wednesday 19 7.15pm Triskel Christchurch | Admission €8 & €6
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Cork International
Short Story Festival
John F. Deane founded Poetry Ireland
- the National Poetry Society - and The
Poetry Ireland Review of which he is
Munster Literature Centre
currently editor. He has published several
collections of poetry and three novels with
Blackstaff Press. With the Blackstaff Press
he has also published several collections
of short stories, notably The Coffin Master
and Other Stories, (2000) and most recently
The Heather Fields and Other Stories (2007).
Some of his fiction has been translated
into German and published in that
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country and several collections have also
been published in India.
“Deane is a brave
writer and one of the
finest living Irish
storytellers”
September 19th – 23rd 2012
My roles:
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Christine Dwyer hickey has published
six novels. She has not yet published a
collection of short stories but she has been
twice winner of the Listowel Writers’
€30 publication fee.
Week short story competition, as well
as a winner in the Observer/Penguin
competition. Her short stories have
been published in several anthologies
and world- wide literary magazines.
For the past few years, she has been the
adjudicator of the Listowel Writers’ Week
annual short story competition which
attracts hundreds of entries from all over
the world. She is a member of Aosdána.
“Hesitatingly wise...
moving and persuasive.”
~Joseph o’Connor,
Spring Poetry Festival
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Romeo & Juliet
Cork Opera House/ Corcadorca
Theatrical production marketing collateral
My roles:
Master design concept
Master illustration
Wall wrap design
Kieran O’Connor Design
The Red And The Black:
The History of Cloyne Hurling and Football Club
Cloyne Hurling and Football Club
Book 200pp casebound
My roles:
Design
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Typesetting
Fo o T b A l l C l u b
Image enhancement and correction
Cover illustration
Print Management
An Dr. DiArmAiD Ó Fáilbhe
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1979
The Irish sporting world was
shocked when the death took place
of Christy Ring on the afternoon
of March 2. The tributes numbered
their thousands from organisations
of all kinds, but especially those
from an adoring Cork hurling public.
The funeral procession through the
city and through East Cork drew
huge crowds which accompanied
‘the conquering hero’ on his last
journey back home to the place of
his forebears. He had set out from
Cloyne on his senior hurling career
forty years before. The funeral service
took place at St. Colman’s Church
and Cemetery and it is very doubtful
if such a massive crowd had ever
gathered in that place. The Taoiseach,
Jack Lynch, gave the funeral oration.
“As a hurler, he had no peer.
As a friend, he was intensely loyal.
As a man, he was vibrant, intelligent, and purposeful.
As a husband and father, he was loving, concerned,
and tender. This I know.
~Jack Lynch:
Bernie Aherne:
James Duignan:
He used to come down from Cork City to visit his sister, Mary Agnes, every
Saturday. In the spring and summer, we used to have great ‘flaking’ in the field.
He would be out at two o’clock with his hurling boots on and dressed in an old
trousers and jumper. The word would be out among the kids in Cloyne – ‘Christy is
in the field’. ‘Does he have his boots on?’ would be the question. We would be there
until six when Mary Agnes would call him for his supper. ‘I’ll see ye at seven, lads’,
he’d say, and we would be back again at seven for more.. He was very fast on his
feet. I was a lot younger than him, but I could not keep up with Christy. He would
scoop up the ball, go on a solo run up the wing (the wing near Pidge Kearney’s
garden, where the dressing rooms are now) with me chasing him and trying to get
the ball off him. I rarely did!
In 1958, I attended Midleton CBS. Also attending were Donal Clifford and
Willie Ring – all of us from Cloyne. I soon became aware of Christy’s deeds
from Willie, as shy he was not. At that time, we had lessons on Saturdays; so by
mid-day on that day, we had to get home from school. The bus service was late
afternoon, so any lift home was a help. This was soon sorted out by Willie who
informed us that his uncle Christy would be passing through on his way from
work and could give us a lift. Christy worked for Shell Oil in Cork. So we had
a great man giving us a lift home fairly often.
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There were many tributes by the
delegates at East Cork Board on
March 7. The East Cork Treasurer,
Willie Ring (the deceased’s nephew),
replied on behalf of the Ring family.
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Kieran O’Connor Design
The Cork Clipper
Fáilte Ireland
Yacht promotional Livery
My roles:
Design
Artworking
Kieran O’Connor Design
The Butterfly Effect
Pfizer Ireland
Waste reduction campaign
My roles:
Design concepts
Copywriting
Visual identity development
Kieran O’Connor Design
COUNTY CORK VEC QUALITY ASSURANCE POLICY
Lettertec Ireland Ltd
Ringbound Policy Guide with diecut tabbed inserts
My roles:
Cover design and illustration
Template design
Typesetting
Kieran O’Connor Design
Sirius Arts Centre website
Sirius Arts Centre
Content-managed website
My roles:
Website Design
Implementation of CMS
Ongoing tech support
Kieran O’Connor Design
Colleen Bowler website
Colleen Bowler
Content-managed website
My roles:
Website Design
Implementation of CMS
Ongoing tech support
Kieran O’Connor Design
Corcadorca website
www.corcadorca.com
My roles:
Website design & coding
Ongoing updating and tech support
Kieran O’Connor Design
Theatre Development Centre website
www.theatredevelopmentcentre.com
My roles:
Website design & coding
Ongoing updating and tech support
Kieran O’Connor Design
Artbox
Cork City Council
Competition visual identity programme
My roles:
Logo design
Poster design
Production management
Arts Office of Cork City Council
Art Box Architectural Exhibition
14th – 21st February 2006
Millennium Hall, City Hall, Cork.
An exhibition of entries to a competition to design the Artbox: a mobile performance and exhibition space. Cork City Council is committed to enabling access to cultural activity throughout the city and the Art Box is a key element of this strategy.
Kieran O’Connor Design
Bank Notes
Our vision:
to become the largest retail bank for personal customers by 2016
BANK
TSB Staff Newsletter
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Our vision:
Permanent TSB
My roles:
permanent tsb Newsletter October 2007
Logo design
Masthead title and concept
Typesetting
to become the largest retail bank for personal customers by 2016
BANK
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Copy editing
Print production
permanent tsb Newsletter October 2007
Recent Promotions
A WINNING TEAM!!
Back row L to R - Karen Browne,
Hannah Maunsell, Marie Murphy,
Anita English, Shelley McMahon,
Siobhan Scanlon.
Front row L to R - Debbie Corridan,
Rosemarie Dowling, Niamh
Mannion.
A GREAT PLACE TO WORK
A TEAM OF WINNERS
Kerry were delighted to see
the Sam Maguire brought
home again and even more
delighted were the ladies of
the Tralee Branch who got to
have it in the branch for a full
day after the win!
Pictured here are the recently appointed Branch Managers. Back Row L-R: Simon Dodd, Branch Manager, Longford, Robert Fay, Branch Manager, Sutton,
Tim McCarthy, Branch Manager, Macroom, David Guinane, General Manager, Branch Banking, Martin Gilligan, Branch Manager, Blackrock, Ger O'Brien,
Branch Manager, Cobh, Eamonn Kennedy, Branch Manager, Greystones. Front row L-R: Margaret (Mags) Doherty, Branch Manager, Henry Street, Claire
McGeough, Branch Manager, Ashbourne, Deirdre Kane, Branch Manager, Blanchardstown NTC.
Captains Cup 2007
Congratulations to all those recently promoted. We wish each of you the very best of luck in your new role.
Ger Mitchell
Gary Connor
Rory Whelan
David Kane
Matt Ward
Jimmy Nolan
Nigel Sexton
Access Development Programme
Well done to the ladies of
the Kilkenny Branch who
recently took part in the
Kilkenny Tag Rugby Team
Event. Calling themselves a
Shower of Bankers, scared
off a lot of the competition!
A GREAT PLACE TO WORK
A SHOWER OF BANKERS!
Access Development Programme Participants – L to R – Noel O’Brien, Sharon Smyth, Christina Roche, Doireann Casey, Kieran Cooney, Frank O’Sullivan,
John Corrigan, Ellen Costelloe, Conor O’Carroll.
A TEAM OF WINNERS
permanent tsb FINANCE hosted their Annual Golf Tournament for the Motor Industry in Portmarnock Golf Club.
The event was attended and supported by Motor Distributors, Motor Dealers, Mr Denis Casey, Mr Peter Fitzpatrick
and Mr David Went, past CEO. The day was a great success. Pictured - Chris Hanlon, MD of permanent tsb
Finance with the Winning OPEL Team.
Rosaline Long
Alan Grffin
Caoimhe Ryan
Patricia Brown
Jonathan Martin
Stephen Reilly
Aine Martin
John Gleeson
David Coleman
Hazel Tierney
Barry Croke
Johanne Martin
Area Manager South East Area Office
Manager, IT Applications
Manager, Mainframe Development
Manager, Banking Applications
Team Leader, SMART Development
Area Manager South
Area Business Development Co-ordinator,
South
Assistant Manager, Walkinstown
Assistant Manager, Tyrellstown
Assistant Manager, Blanchardstown, Main St.
Assistant Manager, Swords
Assistant Manager, Malahide
Assistant Manager, Ashbourne
Assistant Manager, Henry Street
Assistant Manager, Rathmines
Assistant Manager, Grafton Street
Assistant Manager, College Green
Assistant Manager, O’Connell Street
Assistant Manager, Mortgage Services
Sorcha McDermott
Caroline Kelly
Jeanette O’Brien
Mary Doody
Anthony Finn
Thomas McGary
Alan Kerrigan
Manager, Marketing
Assistant Manager, Mullingar
Assistant Manager, Eyre Square
Assistant Manager, Killarney
Assistant Manager, Commercial Lending
Assistant Manager, Commercial Lending
Team Leader, Contact Centre.
EMPLOYEE OF THE QUARTER
The Intermediary Mortgage Centre held its
Quarterley Meeting on 16th August. The
winner of “Employee of the Quarter” was
awarded to Ed Quilty (pictured left) as
voted by staff in the Intermediary
Mortgage Centre for his wonderful
attitude and ability to always go that extra
step for his customers and his colleagues.
Tyrellstown Branch Opening
Tyrellstown opened its doors on August 28th. Needless to say, the branch looks great! We wish all the
staff the very best of luck in their new premises.
Access Development Programme Participants – L to R – Noel O’Brien, Sharon Smyth, Christina Roche, Doireann Casey, Kieran Cooney, Frank O’Sullivan,
Competition Time
John Corrigan, Ellen Costelloe, Conor O’Carroll.
Pictured are - Back Row L to R Catriona Moloney, Alan Larkin,
Annemarie Dooley, Sheila
Access Development Programme
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Vivo Las Vegas
Vivo/Mangan’s Wholesalers
Promotional competition campaign
Grand Prize winner
raw entrant
My roles:
Visual concept design
Copywriting
Competition mechanical design:
POS items
Scratchcards
SCRATCH TO WIN!
WIN!
Three Vivo logos and you win the trip of a
lifetime to LAS VEGAS! + other fab prizes
(see over for details)
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2 holidays to Las Vegas and many more
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1. The promoter is Mangans Wholesale, Ashline, Ennis, Co. Clare ('The Promoter').
2. Competition is open to all residents of ROI excluding employees of the Promoter,
agents, and anyone professionally associated with the promotion.
3. Competition is open to purchasers of goods to the value of €10 or over (excl. fuel).
4. The promotion will run from 15th October to 30th November 2007.
5. Winning tickets to be submitted to cashier. Grand Prize Winners to fill out
name and contact details on reverse of card.
6. The decision of the Promoter is final.
7. No cash in lieu of prize.
8. The prize entitles the Grand Prize winner to a trip for 2 to Las Vegas. Details of
prize will be provided to winners. Winners of cups of coffee may redeem prize
instore.
9. Draw for TV/DVD is subject to separate Terms & Conditions.
10.In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the Promoter reserves the right to
change the prize or offer an alternative prize of equal value.
11. The Promoter accepts no responsibility for any loss, damage or consequential
damage of any nature whether in contract, tort including negligence or otherwise
caused by acceptance of this prize.
12. Winners hereby consent to be photographed and have their likeness used for
publicity purposes surrounding this promotion.
SCRATCH TO WIN!
Three Vivo logos and you win the trip of a
lifetime to LAS VEGAS! + other fab prizes
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Kieran O’Connor Design
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Woyzeck
Corcadorca Theatre Company
Theatrical advertising items
My roles:
Poster design + illustration
Kieran O’Connor Design
UCC 150
University College, Cork
Commenorative poster
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My roles:
Illustration
Poster design
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Production management
Celebrating 150 YEARS 0f UNIVERSITY life in CORK
Kieran O’Connor Design
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