Tayto, Fáilte Ireland and An Post were among the winners at the annual Spider Awards, which honour digital marketing and social media campaigns.
Tayto Snacks won the in the Social Media category a campaign devised by Verve|Showrunner, while Fáilte Ireland won the Universal Design award for work devised by All Human.
An Post won App and Design & UX Team awards. Vodafone (Integrated Media Campaign), NCBI (Digital Team), AGI (Disruptive Technology), Action24 (Consumer Campaign), and Energia Group (Storytelling) also picked up awards.
The awards were presented in the Round Room at the Mansion House in Dublin.
The Influencer Campaign (awarded to Foras na Gaelige) and Social Media aard categories attracted the largest number of entries.
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New categories added to the event this year included Best Collaboration, contested by DMG Media Ireland/SKY, All Human/An Post, Dynamo/Bushmills, Pluto/Department of Health, Lorg Media/Foras Na Gaeilge, and Webdoctor/Kooba, with the latter taking home the award.
Tracey Carney, managing director of the Spider Awards, commented: "Now in its 26th year, the so-called Oscars of innovation show no signs of slowing down. Our winners should be applauded for not only their creativity but their ability to think outside the box through technology.”
National Talent Academies and agency Kooba won for Best Website; Folláin and Friday Agency won Best in E-Commerce; Virtual Record and Treasury of Ireland won the Digital for Good award.
Granite won the Large Agency award with Future Proof Media winning in the Small Agency category.
Earlier in the day, Digital Business Ireland presented its National Digital Awards at a luncheon ceremony.
An Post CEO David McRedmond was selected as Digital Advocate of the Year, acknowledging the company’s digital advancement of postal services during 2022, with the launch of the digital stamp.
The list of awards winners is available here.
Photo: Spiders award winners at Mansion House. (Pic: Andres Poveda)
