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D&AD Annual 2020

The Connected Island
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Country

  • Ireland

Client

  • Three Ireland

Chief Creative Officer

  • Rory Hamilton

Creative Director

  • Kris Clarkin
  • Laurence O'Byrne

Senior Art Director

  • Jake O'Driscoll
  • Udi Ovadia

Strategic Director

  • Aoife Murphy

Senior Producer

  • Sarah Chadwick

Executive Producer

  • Trisha Canning
  • Cormac Hargaden
  • Derek Doyle

Account & Business Director

  • Sarah Sherry

Creative Technologist

  • Shane Casey

Account Director

  • Andrea Dalton-Doran

Account Manager

  • Rachel Campbell
  • Beth McDonnell

Copywriter

  • Eoin Tierney
  • Georgia Murphy

Business Director

  • Richie Taaffe

Senior Planner

  • Jack Murphy
  • Chloe Hanratty

Head of Brand and Advertising

  • Aislinn O'Connor

Experiential Producer

  • Karleen Smyth

Marketing Manager

  • Rachel Cunningham
  • Cian McDonagh

Campaign Manager

  • Eilis Fitzgerald

Marketing Executive

  • Carol Doherty

Client Partner

  • Pat Stephenson

Chief Marketing, Commercial & Demand Officer

  • Elaine Carey

Communication Manager

  • Ann-Marie O'Brien

Project Manager

  • Rupert Simonds-Gooding

Designer

  • Barry Smith

Production Company

  • Loose Horse

Director

  • Garry Keane

Post Producing Company

  • Screen Scene

Music

  • Dennis Kilty

Editor

  • Iseult Howlett
  • Juniper Calder

Director of Photography

  • Michael O'Donavan
  • David Christopher Lynch

Sound Technician

  • Mark Henry

Advertising Agency

  • Boys + Girls

Small islands are dying, and the rate of emigration meant Arranmore would be uninhabited by 2042. Three decided to transform Arranmore into a permanent brand experience, showcasing the benefits of a "Better Connected Life" to save the island. Three made Arranmore the first place to receive 5G, then used the network to transform the fishing industry, education, healthcare and tourism. It is Three's most successful campaign ever, increasing brand health and network scores. And Arranmore saw an 85% increase in tourism, a 20% economy growth and a reversal of 150 years of emigration.