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In late 2009 Yellowstone assisted Dublin City Council Public Libraries in their bid to be awarded this prestigious accolade. The primary responsibility was to collaborate with library personnel in the creation of an extensive, detailed submission document for the United Nation’s adjudication committee. After a successful application, Yellowstone were later involved in the building of a brand through online and enviro

The City Development Plan 2011 – 2017 is a corporate policy document which will have a strong impact on the future development of our city. This new Plan comes into effect at a particularly challenging time in the city’s development, following fifteen years of unprecedented growth. At Yellowstone, our challenge lay in the presentation of information through a library or suite of publications. These publications cover

The The Thirty-first International Eucharistic Congress exhibition took place in the RDS as part of the 2012 50th International Eucharistic Congress celebrations held in Dublin. As one of the largest eucharistic congresses of the 20th century Yellowstone were commissioned by the Archdiocese of Dublin to present a selection of artifacts from the 1932 Congress to document the cultural and historical significance of the

The Sir John T. Gilbert Lecture series was initiated to encourage interest in the history of Dublin and to make that history accessible to new audiences. Over a decade, ten eminent speakers have brought to life the Dublin of our ancestors, raising new questions in our minds about the city in which we live. Yellowstone were commissioned by the Dublin City Public Library and Archive to design and publish a booklet for

Dublin City Public Libraries (DCPL) has an expansive remit. They connect with their target audience by offering excellent facilities through enthusiastic and committed staff right across the city. And they regularly demonstrate real innovation in their attempts to capture and connect with this target audience. On this occasion, ‘European Literature night’ was the event in question. In a nutshell, written works from t