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Our Portfolio

The DG Group has completed a wide range of projects for a varied list of clients. The below portfolio therefore highlights some of the completed projects along with details of the services provided.

You can also review some more detailed information on some specific projects on our Case Studies page.

If you would like to discuss any of the contents of this page in more detail, or if you would like to review how The DG Group could fulfil your marketing needs, please feel free to Contact Us today.

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GSD

We created this design for a cutting edge security company who wanted to bring their website into the 21st century.
As well as an innovative design they have desktop and mobile functionality throughout the site, incorporating our catalogue system and blog modules.
Genuine Irish Gifts

We were delighted to design and build this bespoke system for Genuine Irish Gifts. The powerful multi user e-commerce system is innovative and a new concept in the Irish market. This site is also delivered on desktop and mobile, providing both e- and m-commerce with visitors able to buy from multiple sellers in a single checkout.
Temair Motor Sport

We created an E-Commerce site that allows motor sport enthusiasts to buy various performance parts for their cars.

The innovation is the ability for visitors to browse and buy through a fully functional mobile website.
RUSEFF provides funding to Russian companies looking to upgrade their heating/production systems.

This was a completely bespoke site providing the ability for companies to source equipment and apply for funding for the purchase of same.

It also allows equipment manufacturers to submit and update equipment information in the equipment database.
Volcanic is a voice-over artist agency that wanted a website to showcase their talent.

A bespoke build, the site allows the agency to add and manage the talent on the site and allow visitors to preview sample voice over clips for each artist and to shortlist artists.

We also provided a mobile website that allowed all the above functionality to operate on any smartphone.
Retail Solutions provides EPOS solutions to customers across Ireland and increasingly across the UK.

Their old website had a dated design and even more out of date content (which they were not able to update themselves).

We provided a new, modern design for both desktop and mobile that gave them the professional online image to tackle the UK market with vigour.
The Property Partners website was more than a decade old and did not provide any of the features a modern visitor required.

We built a new and modern website based on a 100% bespoke property management database. This system provides search capabilities based on dynamic filtering, plus a long list of other modern features that benefit both the agency staff and visitors alike.

Additionally all website features are delivered for viewing on both PC and on any smartphone.
Being a very retail/consumer oriented business, Galway Racecourse needed a new website that allowed them to stand above their competition in the racecourse sector.

The DG Group gave them this and more with the ability for visitors to browse and even buy tickets from their PC and even their Smartphone!

Their new website includes a Banner Management Module, which allows the staff to add and edit banners with images, text and a link to a specific page on their site.
We are proud to have been Ustoreit’s web and internet marketing services provider since 2007 when we replaced their first website with a new one.

However, after 5 years even this site started to look dated so we recently replaced it with a completely revamped site that operates on both desktop and smartphone.

This new site allows visitors to reserve space in one of their 5 centres and also to order packaging materials and accessories.
Zaytoon provides quality Persian cuisine in a fast-food style and have an incredible following across Dublin.

The DG Group delivered a website that showcases the quality of their food and that allows visitors on both PC and Smartphone to place orders for pick-up or delivery.
Retrocamper provide VW Camper Vans on hire for domestic and international tourists.

They needed a website that was funky and bright with a California beach feel.

We gave them exactly that for both PC and Smartphone visitors.
A small “boutique” women’s clothes store; the owner wanted a website that was warm and sophisticated.

Their visitors can view their latest ranges on a PC or Smartphone and the owner can update the special offers as often as she pleases.
Marie Keating Foundation

We created a new website for their charity.

The innovation is the ability for visitors to browse and buy through a fully functional mobile website.

We created the name and branding for a new company involved in opening private endoscopy clinics
Navan Chamber Of Commerce wanted a new logo to represent Navan. Being the county town of Meath, they wanted something that reflected its status, its heritage and also the wide range of services and amenities available. This is what we created. A modern twist on a crown (being the Royal County) gives it a modern and colourful feel.
This logo was created to support a new website developed for a voice-over artist agency website.
An Irish film company approached us looking for a distinctive logo to match their name. We think we hit the mark.
When the client approached us all they had was this abstract name for their soon-to-be-opening hair and beauty salon. They wanted something avant-garde and luxurious. We delivered the logo below.
Fontana Restaurant & Deli is an authentic Italian affair. They wanted their new logo to be classic and represent elements of their heritage. The crown for example is an element from the coat of arms of their village in Italy.
The client told us their business name and tagline and during the brief they explained how they wanted to be the keystone in their clients' businesses. This logo therefore represents they keystone of a bridge falling into place.
The client wanted a new logo to replace the dated one they had. They wanted something fresh and different with a "3D" look to it.
This was a simple logo with a very practical implementation for a client offering meeting rooms for short-term hire.
The client wanted a new logo that would be like an emblem and could be converted into a gel/clear rubber sticker for use on their products.
The client approached us requiring a new logo. They offered recruitment services to the construction industry, but as the recession bit their business had diminished and so they were diversifying into industrial and logistics recruitment.

Their original logo was the hard hat with their name beneath in a dated font. We therefore embellished on the original concept and updated the font to match.
The client wanted a simple and attractive abstract icon alongside their name. The square is made up of three intersecting circles that represent the 3 areas of their business as outlined in the tagline.
The client provides anger management counselling and wanted a logo that represented both strength and gentleness. We created a bear reaching out to a butterfly.
A new seafood-only supermarket providing "fresh-frozen" and fresh fish, the client wanted a strong logo that represented the freshness of their products.
This medical consulting firm helps companies involved in the development and manufacturing of medical instruments and products to productise and commercialise their products.

We worked with them to develop their name and then created this logo to support their business.
The client (www.mixgreens.ie) wanted a graphical "mascot" to use in their marketing materials and so "Lettuce Man" was born!
An advert designed to promote a pre-medical course for a college in Dublin.
A simple ad designed for Aqua Restaurant in Howth, Dublin.
The client requested an ad that was distinctive and would stand out in the educational supplement of a newspaper.
CGI imagery of an estate, created to help promote a new property development.
CGI imagery of an individual home, created to help promote a new property development.

Easy Fix are a leading provider of rubber matting, feeding systems and other related products for the Irish farming industry.

They needed photography and a corresponding brochure to highlight their key products and their benefits. The DG Group designed and printed a 6-page brochure that allowed the products to be shown in-situ and highlighted within the layout.
Retail solutions provides EPOS and related products to the Irish retail sector. They were in need of a major re-brand to allow them to expand their offering into the UK and Europe.

This included a new website (as outlined in the web portfolio section) and a new corporate brochure. Both were executed with a consistency across the design that conformed to the main brand elements.
Chocolate Fringe Hair & Beauty Salon have been a valued client for over 5 years. Our very first project was to create their brand and since then we have provided print and web marketing services to support their day-to-day business.

By working consistently with The DG Group they have been able to enjoy brand consistency across all elements over the years.
Mooney’s Kitchens provide beautifully hand-crafted, bespoke kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms across Leinster. However, their website and marketing collateral was very dated and did not properly reflect the premium nature of their service and products.

They therefore required a complete overhaul of their marketing elements. This included a new logo, website, photography and complete print marketing pack including a mini-brochure, flyers, business cards and comp slips.
A new business launching to exploit the solar (PV) market in the UK, Solar Investments required an Information Memorandum in order to acquire the private investment they required to begin operations.

This attractive but functional design was created and the brochure printed for this task.
Hibernian Construction required a new corporate brochure that would allow them to expand their operations into the Africa's.

The brochure highlighted their corporate operations as well as a number of civil infrastructure projects they had completed in Ireland. This fresh design, created in a square A4 layout, was created to be heavy on imagery and as light as possible on text.