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As part of delivering the services, MyWaste branding guidelines must be considered in the design/creative process, as outputs from this project should be recognised as part of the overall MyWaste brand. While these branding guidelines should be considered, they need not wholly dictate the creation of new creative assets. Overall branding must also take account of the following websites: • www.gov.ie • mywaste.ie. The aesthetic of any updated/refreshed assets should reflect any relevant existing campaign, and the messaging copy or straplines should seek to build on/further develop the existing messaging. A selection of creative assets will also be required in the Irish language. Once the English content is approved, Irish language text will be supplied for relevant assets.…
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TED · 709722-2026. Checked on Oct 14, 2026, 11:05 AM.
https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/709722-2026
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TED · 709722-2026. Checked on Oct 14, 2026, 11:05 AM.
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