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Charlie O'Neill deputy director, Creative Director, Copy, TV and Radio
Charlie is a founder member, Senior Creative Director and Deputy Director of Public Communications Centre. He specialises in concept development, copywriting and the production of TV and radio advertising. Coming from a graphic design and copywriting background, Charlie has extensive experience in helping to strategise advocacy and fundraising campaigns for many of Ireland’s major charities, NGOs, community development organisations and cultural bodies.

Charlie has also written several plays including ‘Rosie and Starwars’ (Stewart Parker Playwrights Award), ‘Hupnouse’ and ‘Hurl’ for Barabbas (Galway Arts Festival and Dublin Theatre Festival), The St Valentine’s Day Massacre for the Rialto Youth Project and most recently ‘Dodgems’, a physical theatre/dance piece which was a co-production between CoisCeim and Dublin Theatre Festival 2008. He also wrote ‘Night of the Dark Angel’ for a large-scale Halloween outdoor night spectacle which was produced locally in Rialto, Dublin in partnership with Macnas. He has also written, and contributed to publications on community regeneration, children and creativity.

Charlie has lectured and made presentations at Limerick School of Art and Design, NCAD, IADT’s MA course in Public Culture Studies and the Applied Social Studies in NUI Maynooth. He has also served on the boards of many arts and culture organisations and community initiatives.

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