Bee for Battens website launched by Splash!

The team at Splash are delighted to announce the launch of the brand new Bee for Battens website. Splash are proud to be associated with this great Charity as media sponsor. The focus of the site was to highlight the amazing work that takes place in fund-raising for the charity and to inspire people to get involved and also to donate to this great cause.

We have worked closely with Tony Heffernan from the organisation on the project from the outset and Tony was delighted with the end product, “Splash & Printing.ie have simply blown us away with their energy & enthusiasm in supporting us all at Bee For Battens. In addition to providing us with a State of the Art website they are a one stop shop for all our promotional material. Our Humble Bee Logo has been redesigned into a fun & timeless Brand Identity. A Big Old Fashioned Thank You just does not sum up our appreciation of Splash & Printing.ie, as they continue to support our small Children’s Charity, and advise us in promoting our presence amongst the Social Media Sites & beyond. ”

Tony Heffernan - Charity Principal

Go to www.beeforbattens.org to visit the site and see the wonderful work being done, and if you can spare a few Euros why not make a donation to a fantastic cause.

Bee for Battens jeep graphics sponsored by Printing.ie

The team here at Printing.ie are very proud of our association with the Bee for Battens campaign, and we were very glad to be able to help with the promotion of the campaign by sponsoring the graphic printing of their jeep. The graphics were printed and applied in-house in our Farranfore production facility, and Tony Heffernan was delighted with the outcome when he collected it from us.

Tony Heffernan, along with his wife Mary, are the proud parents of Saoirse and Liam Heffernan, who both suffer from Battens Disease. Battens Disease is an inherited disorder of the nervous system - Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinoses. Tony and Mary founded the Saoirse Foundation after finding out that Saoirse had the disease but found there was no Irish based organisation able to provide them with the information they were looking for. For more information about the Bee for Battens campaign and the Saoirse Foundation you can visit their website - www.beeforbattens.org