Digital marketing agency for companies in Ireland
We help companies in Ireland with SEO, paid media, content, email and social, working remotely in English and invoicing in euro. Ireland is an English-speaking EU market with its own regulators, platforms and buying habits, so we plan it separately from the UK rather than treating it as an extension of British campaigns.
[ The market ]
What to know about marketing in Ireland.
How is Ireland different from the UK for marketing?
Ireland shares a language and many brands with the UK, but it is a separate market in law, currency and regulators.
Which search engine and platforms matter in Ireland?
Google is the search engine: StatCounter shows about 93% of searches in Ireland in September 2026, with Bing at about 4%.
How strong is LinkedIn for reaching Irish professionals?
LinkedIn is unusually strong here.
What consent and advertising rules apply in Ireland?
Ireland applies the EU GDPR.
[ How we work with you ]
Working with companies in Ireland.
We work remotely, in English
TBG is a distributed team across Europe and Asia.
Time zones and calls
Ireland shares time with the UK and is one hour behind Central Europe.
Written first
A written diagnosis comes before any contract.
Access and approvals
We sign an NDA before any internal data is shared, request view-only access where possible, and agree who approves copy and spend.
[ Where to start ]
What matters first in Ireland.
[ Questions ]
Good to know.
Is Ireland part of the UK for marketing purposes?
No. Ireland is an EU member with its own currency, regulators and buyers. The language is shared, but data protection, advertising standards and targeting are separate from the UK's, so campaigns should be planned separately.
Can I reuse my UK website and ads in Ireland?
Some of it, but not unchanged. Euro pricing, Irish delivery terms, Irish examples and the correct consent set-up usually need their own pages and campaigns. Sending Irish visitors to a UK page often loses trust.
Which regulator covers marketing in Ireland?
The Data Protection Commission covers personal data and electronic direct marketing, and the ASAI is the self-regulatory body for advertising standards. Which rules apply to you is a legal question, so check with an Irish adviser.
