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Dundrum Dundrum Magazine was launched in 2006. Dundrum is a sophisticated, galmourous glossy, offering readers the chance to shop before they enter the stores at Dundrum town centre. With distribution via the town centre and bagged with Irish Tatler, Dundrum has a uniquely captive audience. Reaching over 150 000 shoppers plus over 25 000 Irish Tatler readers. |
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K Magazine K is the new lifestyle glossy for Ireland's luxurious K Club, venue for the 2006 Ryder Cup. Like the K Club, this wonderful coffee table magazine epitomises the finest standards of design, quality and content. K features the highest standards of photography and editorial. Published quarterly, the magazine is available exclusively to members of the K Club, guests, corporate corporate clients and residences on the estate. |
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Auto Ireland This annual magazine offers motoring news and reviews with a flavour of international motorsports. It features new model updates, comprehensive price lists and guides for motoring enthusiasts and new car buyers. |
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U Magazine Aimed at the 18 to 30 year-old market, the editorial content includes: up-to-the-minute style ideas, affordable highstreet fashion, latest shopping news, celebrity gossip, best beauty news, the hottest looks around and catwalk to reality. It also covers the vibrant Irish entertainment scene and all photo shoots are Irish. Furthermore, U magazine has proved time and again that it is not afraid to tackle the issues that are truly affecting its readers - but always in a responsible manner. The impressive ABC and JNRS figures clearly demonstrate the success of U magazine in a competitive market place. The magazine has wit, attitude and personality which radiate through compelling editorial content and a contemporary, vibrant design style. The humorous, conversational approach of the content creates a strong bond with the reader. U magazine enjoys a high level of interactivity with readers through text-based competitions and regular opinion polls and surveys. |
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Irish Tatler Magazine Ireland's original style bible since 1890, Irish Tatler prides itself on supporting the indigenous fashion industry. All of the fashion editorials feature clothes available in Ireland and are produced by Irish photographers and stylists. Our commitment to Irish fashion extends to the catwalk and the Irish Tatler Designer Showcase, which is held bi-annually, is now one of the most highly-anticipated events on the fashion calendar. At Irish Tatler we also love to support the successes of Irish women and the Irish Tatler Women of the Year Awards are now into their sixth year. A glamourous and moving event is held each November to herald their achievements. With a regular mix of fashion and beauty, a glimpse at all things gorgeous and new in Pandora's Box, regular columns on food, drink, interiors, books and travel and Auto Woman, a quarterly guide to cars, Irish Tatler definitely has something for everyone. |
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Food & Wine Magazine FOOD & WINE Magazine is Ireland's Food and drink bible; the leading publication for the ever-growing sector of Irish people interested in food, drink, home entertaining, dining out and leisure breaks. Our diverse readership ranges from chefs to sommeliers; gourmands to wine buffs; home-cooks to ladies who lunch. Each issue is packed with lively and authoritative editorial that includes recipes, restaurant reviews and wine tastings plus features on food and drink trends, Irish artisan producers and kitchen accessories. FOOD & WINE Magazine also organises regular reader events, a consistently popular way of introducing products to consumers in an enjoyable, interactive context. The annual FOOD & WINE Magazine Restaurant of the Year Awards, now in their fifth year, are regarded as the most prestigious hospitality industry awards in Ireland. FOOD & WINE Magazine continues to raise its profile through brand spin-offs such as the FOOD&WINE Magazine Christmas Show held in November. |
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Woman's Way Ireland's best-selling weekly women's magazine has held its own for over 40 years. Woman's Way is a real magazine for real women and is the only title aimed specifically at the Irish homemaker. It maintains a vibrant combination of real-life stories, fashion, beauty, cookery, home style, celebrity interviews, travel and competitions. Recently we reintroduced FREE knitting patterns to Woman's Way in every issue, a hugely popular return for our readers. Woman's Way strives to highlight the issues that affect the lives of housewives and has remained true to its mission to be a friend to the significant population of women who have chosen to stay at home and look after their children. Woman's Way has some superb spin-off events and brands which are in keeping with its target audience.The response to the Woman's Way Mum of the Year over the past two years has been phenomenal, with thousands of entries and huge media attention. Running for over 39 years, our Baby of the Year competition is as popular now as it was in 1967. Woman's Way specials prove to be huge successes and include the well-established Weight Watchers supplements along with newer additions such as the Your New Baby supplement. |
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Ireland of the Welcomes Ireland of the Welcomes is an award-winning magazine that showcases the best of Ireland to the world. First produced in 1952 Ireland of the Welcomes has a huge subscription base in North America as well as readers in Australia and Europe. With its mixture of beautiful photography and compelling editorial content it has become a valued friend to many people with Irish ancestry who look to Ireland for their roots and cultural heritage. It has also become an invaluable aid to those whose business depend on attracting visitors from other parts of the world. With its emphasis on stunning landscapes, Ireland's rich history, cultural festivals and family roots, Ireland of the Welcomes offers an effective medium for advertisers to target a key market. |
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Eat Out Comprehensive directory of over 400 Irish restaurants chosen by our expert team. Directory is divided into regions with an alphabetical index for ease of use. |
| Advertising Contact | |||
| Title | Contact | Phone | |
| Dundrum | Rachel Supple | 01 240 5326 | rsupple@harmonia.ie |
| K Magazine | Rachel Supple | 01 240 5326 | rsupple@harmonia.ie |
| Auto Ireland | Rachel Supple | 01 240 5326 | rsupple@harmonia.ie |
| U Magazine | Amy Kiernan | 01 2405391 | akiernan@harmonia.ie |
| Irish Tatler Magazine | Elizabeth McCormack | 01 2405331 | emccormack@harmonia.ie |
| Food & Wine Magazine | Stuart Graham | 01 240 5387 | sgraham@harmonia.ie |
| Woman's Way | Noelle Kelly | 01 240 5329 | nkelly@harmonia.ie |
| Ireland of the Welcomes | Monica Daly | +353 1 240 5386 | mdaly@harmonia.ie |
| Eat Out | Stuart Graham | 01 2405387 | sgraham@harmonia.ie |
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| Title | Web Address | ||
| Dundrum | www.harmonia.ie | Full details | |
| K Magazine | www.harmonia.ie | Full details | |
| Auto Ireland | www.harmonia.ie | Full details | |
| U Magazine | www.harmonia.ie | Full details | |
| Irish Tatler Magazine | www.harmonia.ie | Full details | |
| Food & Wine Magazine | www.harmonia.ie | Full details | |
| Woman's Way | www.harmonia.ie | Full details | |
| Ireland of the Welcomes | www.harmonia.ie | Full details | |
| Eat Out | www.harmonia.ie | Full details | |
| Editorial Contact | |||
| Title | Contact | Phone | |
| Dundrum | Richard Hannaford | 01 240 5338 | rhannaford@harmonia.ie |
| K Magazine | Richard Hannaford | 01 240 5300 | rhannaford@harmonia.ie |
| Auto Ireland | Richard Hannaford | rhannaford@harmonia.ie | |
| U Magazine | Jennifer Stevens | 01 2405308 | jstevens@harmonia.ie |
| Irish Tatler Magazine | Jessie Collins | 01 2405365 | jcollins@harmonia.ie |
| Food & Wine Magazine | Ross Golden Bannon | 01 240 5333 | ross@harmonia.ie |
| Woman's Way | Aine Toner | 01 240 5318 | atoner@harmonia.ie |
| Ireland of the Welcomes | Sean Carberry | +353 1 240 5389 | scarberry@harmonia.ie |
| Eat Out | Richard Hannaford | 01 2405338 | rhannaford@harmonia.ie |
| Subscriptions | ||
| Contact | Phone | |
| Dorinda Maher | 01 2405392 | dmaher@harmonia.ie |
| Dorinda Maher | 01 2405392 | subscriptions@harmonia.ie |
| Sue MacDonald | +353 1 2405363 | smacdonald@harmonia.ie |
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