Insights & Articles | Ecclesiastical

Planning ahead for Easter

Easter is one of the pivotal moments in the Church's calendar

Getting your church ready for Christmas

Christmas is a wonderful time of year, but with the special events and services, extra visitors and festive decorations in your church, it can mean a little extra planning in order to keep everyone safe

Hosting a Fundraising event in a post-pandemic world – where to start

Charities hosting fundraising events have, like the majority of event organisers, had to adapt to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic.

1890 and 1850 phone numbers discontinued

From 1st of January 2022, 1890 and 1850 phone numbers will be discontinued. This is in line with a mandatory change undertaken by The Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg). These Lo-Call numbers will be replaced with the following:

How to become a charity trustee

Anyone has the potential to become a trustee. Whether young, old, male, female a professional or a student, charities are looking for a diverse range of skills and experience.

Key principles and practical guidance for charities navigating cyber attacks

Ransomware is a persistent risk to the security of your data. If we’ve learned anything over the past 18 months it is that the importance of protecting your IT infrastructure is crucial. Having a cyber policy will help you avoid a loss in the event that your IT infrastructure comes under attack. Charities collect and retain a range of sensitive data that is considered valuable for criminals. Personal data, customer data, bank details and employee details are assets that make charities an attractive target for criminals.

Consumer Insurance Contracts Act 2019: What’s changing

There are several important provisions of the Consumer Insurance Contracts Act coming into effect from 1st September 2021.

Making remote management a success - motivation, team spirit and managing performance

Motivating your employees and maintaining team spirit and performance while working remotely.

Tips for a successful online meeting

How to make your online meetings a success

Making remote management a success - mindset and planning

Managing a remote team can feel overwhelming at first but is a pretty rewarding process. Here are some key considerations in becoming a better, more flexible manager as well as a future-ready one.

Working with heritage sites to protect Ireland’s historical monuments

Ecclesiastical on working with heritage sites to protect Ireland’s historical monuments

Arts & Culture - Tailored Cover, Specialist Expertise

Dublin, Fishamble Street, 13th April 1742, George Frideric Handel’s first public performance of his masterpiece The Messiah took place to an audience of around 700, the ladies present asked to refrain from wearing hoops in their dresses to allow for more space in the room. It was the artistic and cultural event of the year.