Triest Press

16/04/2026

Very proud of Alan Tarpey, one of our staff members at Triest Press showcasing his incredible artwork with the RHA Gallery 👏👏👏👏

⛳ It’s a big weekend in the Irish golf world as Rory McIlroy defends his Masters title in Augusta, Georgia 🏌️‍♂️

Alan Tarpey, one of the artists featured in the CA Collective exhibition at the RHA, has painted the Holywood, Co. Down native donning the famous green jacket at last year’s Masters.

View Alan’s drawing and the work of the CA Collective in the RHA Corner Gallery until Sunday 19th April.

Image: Alan Tarpey, Rory at the Masters. Pen and Ink on Paper, framed, 45 x 57cm. Image courtesy of the artist.

14/04/2026

TRIEST PRESS WINS TWO NATIONAL AWARDS!!

We’re incredibly proud of this recognition. What makes it so meaningful is that the judging is blind - the work stands on its own. To be recognised alongside major industry players shows that the quality coming out of Triest Press is truly top tier!

As a social enterprise, it shows that inclusive workplaces can compete at the very highest standards in industry.

07/03/2026

There’s something special about printing books.

At Triest Press, the finishing process is done completely by hand; the traditional way. It’s about the process — the care that goes into binding, trimming, and finishing, and the pride our team feels when they hold the finished book in their hands.

For many of our staff, book printing is one of the most rewarding parts of the work. It’s hands-on, detailed, and deeply satisfying — watching hundreds of separate pages become one finished piece that someone will read, keep, and treasure for years to come.

That’s why we’re especially proud to be nominated for Book Printer of the Year at this year’s Irish Print Awards.

Because every book we produce carries more than a story inside it — it carries the work, patience, and pride of the people who made it.

02/03/2026

We’ve had a buzzing few weeks in Triest Press. Here’s a little sneak peek into what we’ve been up to -

We were delighted to host an exhibition stand in Croke Park last week with Rethink Ireland as they celebrated the success of their Social Enterprise Development Fund.

We attended the final session of Pobal’s AT+ programme in the Centre in Rialto. (Another class social enterprise)

And we topped it off with an award win from our Local Enterprise Office Roscommon in the social enterprise category of the County awards!! 🎉

04/12/2025

Looking for a gift that feels genuinely thoughtful? 🎁
Our personalised mugs, bottles and Christmas baubles are designed in-house and made with love by the Triest Press crew.
Name it, colour it, personalise it - Christmas magic sorted ✨

27/11/2025

15/10/2025

🎉 One month ago, the European Summit in Murcia was the ideal was the ideal setting to reward exemplary and social economy initiatives around Europe during the ceremony.

🏆 The third prize of the Category, presented by ENSIE, has been awarded to Triest Press, represented by Deborah Tierney, a WISE active in Ireland, member of the Irish Social Enterprise Network.

🖨️ Triest Press is a Roscommon-based social enterprise print & design house delivering high-quality digital printing services to organisations across Ireland. It provides meaningful, supported employment and training for people with intellectual disabilities through its professional studio and finishing operations.

🔗 Learn more about Triest Press: https://www.triestpress.ie/about-us/

📸 Photo credit: Juanchi Lopez x Social Economy Europe.

03/10/2025

Keep safe out there folks!

02/10/2025

Did you know that Oweynagat, Cave of the Cats in Roscommon was feared as a gateway to the otherworld?

Ancient Irish legends say that at Halloween, the veil between worlds grew thin, and through this cave came strange creatures and fearsome spirits. Some tales even speak of monstrous cats and wild beasts that would roam the land, unleashed from the caves dark mouth 🐈‍⬛✨

01/10/2025

Is Roscommon the home of Halloween?

It is widely believed (although not verified!) that Oweynagat (Cave of the Cats, Rathcroghan) is the birthplace of the festival of Samhain, known today as Halloween.

For the month of October we’ll be posting a countdown to the big day with fun and spooky tales surrounding Roscommon’s links to Halloween. 🎃