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For Irish fabricators & manufacturers
Every weekday at 7am, The Daily Feature lands in the inboxes of the people who run Irish manufacturing. Owners, engineers, buyers and the next generation coming through the workshop door.
If you have commissioned new kit, won a contract or hit a milestone, that is exactly the story our readers want to read. Send us the details and we will do the rest.
Why submit
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The Daily Feature is read by the people who run Irish manufacturing: the buyers who place orders, the engineers who spec jobs and the owners who talk to each other. Not a general audience. Your audience.
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A feature is free. No advertising fee, no catch. Good news from Irish workshops is the whole reason this newsletter exists.
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A feature puts your name in front of potential customers at the exact moment they are thinking about Irish manufacturing. It also shows apprentices and fitters that your shop is busy, growing and worth joining.
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You do not need a press release or a marketing department. Send us the rough details and we will shape them into a story that does the work justice.
What counts as news
Commissioned a new laser, press brake or machining centre? That is news.
Big jobs, new customers, export orders, work you are proud of.
New premises, extra capacity, a second shift, a new division.
Ten years in business, your thousandth job out the door, a record month.
New hires, apprentices signed on, promotions, long service.
Industry awards, ISO certs, safety milestones, anything earned.
Not sure it counts? Send it anyway. The everyday wins of Irish workshops are exactly what this newsletter was built for.
How it works
Fill in the form below. Two minutes, rough details, no polish required.
We shape your news into a feature. If we need anything else, we will reply with a question or two.
Your company lands in the inboxes of the Irish manufacturing community, alongside their morning coffee.