Questions
Common questions
Do you work with businesses in Dublin?
Yes, remotely from Albania. One hour behind Albania. Working-hour overlap is the practical thing to check before scoping anything time-sensitive.
Which sectors in Dublin do you work with?
Technology and software, pharmaceuticals and medical devices, financial services, aviation leasing, and food and drink.
What do people get wrong about marketing in Dublin?
English-language and euro-denominated, which makes Dublin the lowest-friction EU market to serve from outside it.
What advertising rules apply in Dublin?
Advertising rules, data protection and invoicing are national rather than local. The Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland (ASAI) administers the Code of Standards for Advertising and Marketing Communications, with the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) enforcing consumer law. Coimisiún na Meán regulates broadcast and, increasingly, online media. ASAI has issued specific influencer marketing guidance.
How does invoicing work for a Dublin client?
Standard EU reverse charge for B2B. Invoicing in euro, English-language contracts, and no translation overhead — a practical advantage that makes Ireland cheaper to serve than its market size suggests.