Subject: Clare Team Homecoming to be braodcast live on the Ennis App Subject: Clare Team Homecoming to be braodcast live on the Ennis App Davy and the boys are doing us all proud and a great weekend lies in store – go néirí an t-ádh leo Dé Domhnaigh When the boys return home on Monday, a great reception will take place at the Active Ennis Tim Smythe Park. The Council have gone a step further by ensuring that proceedings will be broadcast live across the world on the Ennis App and at www,ennisapp.ie. The technology and staffing for this is provided by two Ennis-based companies, Acton Web and ClareTV/Brooks Video. The broadcast is a great way to include our emigrants, the sick and infirm and those simply unable to travel to Ennis on Monday. It will also showcase positive images to tourism markets domestically and abroad. It is important that, over the weekend, we get the message out there that the broadcast is taking place - your wide range of contacts can help make this big, so please · Tell your friends, relatives and contacts at home and abroad · If you have a twitter, facebook or other social media account, please post the good news on it · Same for your website · If you are doing any media interviews, please take the opportunity to show that we are awake and including our diaspora in this event – tell them about the broadcast · If you have contacts through Clare Associations, Twinning Groups etc, please let them know. There is some additional information below, An Clár Abú Thanks and regards, Joe Saunders 087 2502550 Banner Broadcast Goes Global A significant marketing boost for the county is expected with the decision to broadcast next Monday’s team homecoming to worldwide audiences on the Ennis App and on ennisapp.ie. Two of the country’s leading digital communications specialists, Acton Web and Paschal Brook’s Clare TV, both based in Ennis, have come together to provide the technology and sponsor the broadcasting of live pictures worldwide. The Homecoming event is an initiative of Ennis Town Council and Clare County Council and will take place at Active Ennis Tim Smythe Park, formerly known as the Fair Green. It is set for 8 p.m. Paschal Brooks of Clare TV said “we have invested heavily in the latest digital broadcast technology and this event will allow us to showcase our capacity to get live pictures around the world using an All Clare team.” Acton Web CEO, Michael Byrne, “The new sponsorship will facilitate a global gathering of the sons and daughters of the Banner and with the technology and process we have put in place, live global broadcasting of all significant events in Clare is now possible. Davy and the boys are doing us all proud and a great weekend lies in store – go néirí an t-ádh leo Dé Domhnaigh When the boys return home on Monday, a great reception will take place at the Active Ennis Tim Smythe Park. The Council have gone a step further by ensuring that proceedings will be broadcast live across the world on the Ennis App and at www,ennisapp.ie. The technology and staffing for this is provided by two Ennis-based companies, Acton Web and ClareTV/Brooks Video. The broadcast is a great way to include our emigrants, the sick and infirm and those simply unable to travel to Ennis on Monday. It will also showcase positive images to tourism markets domestically and abroad. It is important that, over the weekend, we get the message out there that the broadcast is taking place - your wide range of contacts can help make this big, so please · Tell your friends, relatives and contacts at home and abroad · If you have a twitter, facebook or other social media account, please post the good news on it · Same for your website · If you are doing any media interviews, please take the opportunity to show that we are awake and including our diaspora in this event – tell them about the broadcast · If you have contacts through Clare Associations, Twinning Groups etc, please let them know. There is some additional information below, An Clár Abú Thanks and regards, Joe Saunders 087 2502550 Banner Broadcast Goes Global A significant marketing boost for the county is expected with the decision to broadcast next Monday’s team homecoming to worldwide audiences on the Ennis App and on ennisapp.ie. Two of the country’s leading digital communications specialists, Acton Web and Paschal Brook’s Clare TV, both based in Ennis, have come together to provide the technology and sponsor the broadcasting of live pictures worldwide. The Homecoming event is an initiative of Ennis Town Council and Clare County Council and will take place at Active Ennis Tim Smythe Park, formerly known as the Fair Green. It is set for 8 p.m. Paschal Brooks of Clare TV said “we have invested heavily in the latest digital broadcast technology and this event will allow us to showcase our capacity to get live pictures around the world using an All Clare team.” Acton Web CEO, Michael Byrne, “The new sponsorship will facilitate a global gathering of the sons and daughters of the Banner and with the technology and process we have put in place, live global broadcasting of all significant events in Clare is now possible. “This will have both a community effect in including the diaspora and a marketing benefit as we can easily include tourism messaging and images.”
Posted on: Sat, 07 Sep 2013 16:13:38 +0000
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