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Edited by Hugh O'Neill, with additional material by Gerard Mc Namee, Archivist of St. Malachy's College, The Cosslett Diaries is another project delivered through our long standing working relationship with Hugh. The publication records the years 1793 to 1795 and provides a fascinating account of life during a period of significant political and social change in Ireland and Britain.

The diary captures everyday observations from the late eighteenth century, offering valuable insight into society, customs and the wider historical backdrop of the time. The cover design reflects the visual character of the era, with colour tones and typography carefully selected to mirror printed materials from that period and to respect the historical context of the publication.

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A huge thank you to Meg and Chris for delivering another outstanding F*ckup Night on 20 February.

Speakers Ruchira, Mark, Emma and Tim shared honest and insightful stories about the challenges they have faced in business, with plenty of humour along the way. What makes these events so powerful is the openness, real experiences, real setbacks and real lessons that ultimately shape stronger leaders and better businesses.

For anyone in business, whether you are a founder, director, manager or just starting out, these evenings offer genuine insight into the reality behind success. Failure is rarely the end of the story. More often it is the turning point.

If you have not attended before, make it a priority to attend the next one. You will leave informed, encouraged and reminded that every successful journey includes a few bumps along the way.

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We were thrilled to unveil a vibrant set of wall graphics for Pine House at the Northern Health and Social Care Trust. Bold infographics, clear visual messages and the Quality Improvement logo now work together to transform the room into a bright, uplifting and informative space that supports better care and a better experience for everyone who uses it.