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Buck & Hound

Branding & Design Dublin, Ireland
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Award-winning Dublin-based Communications Agency.

Buck & Hound is an independent PR and creative communications agency based in Dublin, delivering campaigns for ambitious brands. The agency specializes in earned media, brand storytelling, and creative strategy designed to make audiences stop and take notice. Its approach blends insight with bold creativity, tailoring each campaign to meet real business goals rather than vanity metrics.

The agency was founded in 2016 and employs fewer than 49 people. Its minimum budget is $10,000 to $25,000 with an average hourly rate of $150. Buck & Hound is headquartered at Brigid House, 38 Clarendon Street, Dublin, D02KD52, Ireland.

Buck & Hound offers public relations, reputation management, branding, social media marketing, and event marketing. Areas of expertise include brand messaging, brand positioning, brand strategy, B2B PR, crisis management, digital PR, event management, and influencer engagement. The team brings decades of experience across media relations, influencer engagement, digital content, event strategy, partnerships, and integrated campaigns.

The agency serves industries including automotive, beauty, beer, consumer goods, delivery and takeaway, eCommerce, electronics, entertainment, fashion, and retail. It works with startups, small businesses, medium businesses, and enterprise or corporate clients, and supports both established Irish brands and international names launching into the Irish market.

No Google reviews were available on the DesignRush profile, so no independent review sentiment could be assessed. The agency describes itself as agile, accountable, and ideas-led, emphasizing straight-talking PR with measurable impact rather than template-based work.

Buck & Hound's client roster includes Conrad Dublin, Absolut, Design & Crafts Council of Ireland, The Body Shop, United Nations Global Compact, Amazon, Carzone Ireland, Moonpig, Too Good To Go, and Jameson.

Services

  • Public Relations
  • Reputation Management
  • Branding
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Event Marketing

Industries Served

Automotive Beauty Beer Consumer Goods Delivery & Takeaway eCommerce Electronics Entertainment Fashion Retail

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • Decades of experience across media relations, influencer engagement, digital content, event strategy, partnerships, and integrated campaigns
  • Portfolio includes major brands such as Amazon, Jameson, Absolut, Moonpig, and The Body Shop
  • Tailored, non-template approach to every brief

Frequently Asked Questions

Buck & Hound provides public relations, reputation management, branding, social media marketing, and event marketing services.
Buck & Hound works across automotive, beauty, beer, consumer goods, delivery and takeaway, eCommerce, electronics, entertainment, fashion, and retail.
Buck & Hound's minimum budget is $10,000 to $25,000 with an average hourly rate of $150.
Buck & Hound is headquartered at Brigid House, 38 Clarendon Street, Dublin, D02KD52, Ireland.
Buck & Hound serves startups, small businesses, medium businesses, and enterprise or corporate clients.
Buck & Hound specializes in brand messaging, brand positioning, brand strategy, B2B PR, crisis management, digital PR, event management, and influencer engagement.
Buck & Hound has worked with Conrad Dublin, Absolut, Design and Crafts Council of Ireland, The Body Shop, United Nations Global Compact, Amazon, Carzone Ireland, Moonpig, Too Good To Go, and Jameson.
Buck & Hound was founded in 2016.
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