Lisa Regan Public Relations

Lisa Regan Public Relations Lisa Regan Public Relations, helping people and businesses tell their stories since 2012. Lisa Regan PR is a niche PR and Communications Consultancy company.

The company has a strong focus on traditional PR strategies but dovetails this with a strategic and structured social media presence. The company works with a range of SMEs, Multinationals, Start Ups incorporating lifestyle, hospitality, retail & Political PR. With a background in sports development, sales and journalism, Lisa Regan PR takes a total approach with each business or individual. Knowi

ng that one size does not fit all, Lisa Regan PR will tailor a PR package that suits you. Lisa Regan PR looks at each business or client and works with them on what message they want to communicate. Whether it is a product launch, an event or positioning your brand or business in the media, Lisa Regan PR can help you. The company works with a range of clients from lifestyle, to hospitality to retail.

Robert O'Halloran sat down with Louis Brennan for Tech Talks on Galway Bay FM to chat more on AI of course and well so m...
19/06/2026

Robert O'Halloran sat down with Louis Brennan for Tech Talks on Galway Bay FM to chat more on AI of course and well so much more as happens when two humans discuss hot topics, takes and industry insights.

Listen back here:

Louis is joined by Rob from Simpl to explore one of the biggest technology trends affecting businesses today: Artificial Intelligence.

No one does it better than Judy Murphy, this week her sit down interview with Grainne Carberry of FoodSpace demonstrates...
19/06/2026

No one does it better than Judy Murphy, this week her sit down interview with Grainne Carberry of FoodSpace demonstrates many things but primarily it highlighted that FoodSpace reputation built not on trends, but rather on its practices. The focus is simple: work with what is in season, source locally wherever possible and build menus around vegetables, legumes, whole grains and quality Irish proteins. Use everything; waste nothing.

The drive and passion of Grainne in her role here too jumps out from every word.

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Pictures by the great Joe Shaughs on location at Galway Market with Stefan Griesbach Eatmorefish.ie

The state wants a waiting period. The bishops want a say.Politicians want oversight. Commentators want debate.Everyone g...
18/06/2026

The state wants a waiting period. The bishops want a say.
Politicians want oversight. Commentators want debate.

Everyone gets a microphone. Women get told to think harder.

My latest Substack is on the peculiar obsession society has with discussing women rather than listening to them, and why the three day abortion waiting period was never really about reflection. It was about mistrust.

https://open.substack.com/pub/lrpr/p/women-are-not-a-public-consultation?r=15j8qd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

The most Irish response to a crisis is often a committee.Social media has been reshaping society for two decades. We kno...
16/06/2026

The most Irish response to a crisis is often a committee.

Social media has been reshaping society for two decades. We know the impact. We know the risks. We know who is most affected. So why are we still discussing whether action is needed?

My latest Substack looks at the ambient anger of modern life, the grip of social media and why institutions seem incapable of moving at the speed society needs.

https://open.substack.com/pub/lrpr/p/the-great-irish-tradition-of-talking?r=15j8qd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

No need for the speedGalway's Westend launches road safety appeal as drivers use neighbourhood as summer shortcut. Read ...
16/06/2026

No need for the speed

Galway's Westend launches road safety appeal as drivers use neighbourhood as summer shortcut. Read all on Independent Galway

Supported by Galway City Council

https://www.independent.ie/county/galway/galway-community-launches-road-safety-appeal-as-drivers-use-neighbourhood-as-summer-shortcut/a/156872416.html?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=seeding&fbclid=IwY2xjawSd9w5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeQDX4BEAqTUgqfDAFWRurNBXkKt_0YMk62NY_jvpyawpQzftYjoTi6ODaJg0_aem_KoTCKaTu2GIWAfeLg2gH5Q

Residents in Galway city’s Westend have launched an appeal after reporting drivers using the area “as a shortcut” during the summer months, with concerns about vehicles speeding and mobile phone use.

"Making core memories.""My heart is full.""Obsessed."A few observations on the internet's favourite phrases, why everyon...
15/06/2026

"Making core memories."
"My heart is full."
"Obsessed."

A few observations on the internet's favourite phrases, why everyone seems to be wearing the same thing, and why good taste has very little to do with trends.

On calm, consumer pressure, and remembering how to think for yourself

Slow it down.Speeding through our city streets rarely gets you to your destination any faster, but it can have devastati...
11/06/2026

Slow it down.

Speeding through our city streets rarely gets you to your destination any faster, but it can have devastating consequences. In busy urban areas, always expect the unexpected, whether that's a child stepping onto the road, a cyclist, a pedestrian, or another road user. By focusing attention on this issue, we hope drivers will become more conscious of their speed, stay alert, and help make our streets safer for everyone.

Residents, businesses and community partners on Munster Avenue and Fr Griffin place in Galway's Westend are calling for greater awareness and respect from drivers following concerns about vehicles speeding through these residential streets!

Big kudos to Claddagh National School for creative posters and art work led by Múinteoirí Gary and Sean.

This Is Galway

Supported by Galway City Council

https://thisisgalway.ie/respect-the-street-slow-the-speed-back-the-west/?fbclid=IwY2xjawSXn75leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFZRXhrZVBDaUltMHFlY1B2c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHjefasuuNSQIoqUVGDvFCRUZ0gLJ8flG1GKaF9wbdEu5Ks1UoQ4T0JRcSWdl_aem__Pm_ekqueF8S-3aWT-XuUA

As part of this project, pupils from Claddagh National School have been involved in designing posters aimed at encouraging drivers to slow down and be mindful of the community they are passing through.

Emer Whelan Art launches a new collection inspired by healing and the transformative power of art.Created during a perio...
11/06/2026

Emer Whelan Art launches a new collection inspired by healing and the transformative power of art.

Created during a period of significant personal challenge, the collection explores themes of acceptance, renewal and the quiet strength that can emerge through difficult seasons of life. While inspired by Emer's own experiences, the works are intentionally universal, offering space for reflection, hope and healing for anyone navigating change.

On Friday 12 June, Emer will launch her latest limited-edition collection featuring two new works: Embrace and Emerge. Subscribers to her mailing list will receive early access on Thursday 11 June.

Read more on and in The Galway Advertiser

For artist Emer Whelan, creativity has always been more than making beautiful things. It is a way of processing, connecting and finding perspective when life feels uncertain.

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