The Tall Ships Regatta will stop over in Dublin, berthing at Grand Canal Dock and Sir John Rogersons Quay from June 1st – 4th. The 17 Tall Ships are racing from Liverpool to Dublin, will then continue on to the Bay of Biscay and finish in Bordeaux, France. The ships left Liverpool on Monday 28th […]
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) very significantly increases the obligations and responsibilities for organisations and businesses in how they collect, use and protect personal data. At the centre of the new law is the requirement for organisations and businesses to be fully transparent about how they are using and safeguarding personal data, and to […]
Transport Operations and Vehicles at Work – Target of HSA Inspection Campaign HSA inspectors will be targeting transport and logistics companies, distribution centres and warehousing centres, manufacturing premises, waste and recycling facilities over the next two weeks. Over the last six years, just under half (45%) of all reported work related fatalities involved vehicles. In […]
Storms and Electricity in Ireland Electricity distribution networks can suffer damage from storms. High winds and falling trees cause overhead power lines to break and fall which can interrupt the electricity supply to large areas around the country. Excess surface water can flood underground electricity cable vaults and cause damage. Lightning can also damage power […]
The Health & Safety Authority (HSA) released figures for the number of work related fatal accidents reported during 2017. There were 47 fatal accidents last year compared to 46 in 2016. Some of the key fatality statistics are: – There were 24 deaths in agriculture, making it the eighth year in a row that this sector […]
We have been designing, making and installing some nice business signs for customers this week; a projecting sign for Quinlan & Co in Naas and an acrylic plaque for Moneywise in Dublin 2. Get help from CSS Signs in choosing an appropriate sign for your business, call 01 4586084 for a quote.
Welcome to the Aviva Stadium! You might notice the new hanging signs we made to help you find your way to your seat. CSS Signs have been busy removing all the old signs and installing these new lightweight hanging signs at the Stadium. Looking forward to some great matches there soon! […]
The biggest International BBQ Competition in the World takes place This Year, 13th – 15th October 2017 in the Peoples Park, Limerick, IRELAND! Hosted by The World BBQ Association & The Irish BBQ Association. Wild Atlantic Foods are proud Partners of the Championships and we have been busy making these signs for them for the big weekend (hot off […]
We liked this colourful train foamex sign we made for Holy Family National School, Rathcoole. A great initiative being run at the School in Rathcoole, Co Dublin, based on ‘STEAMM’ Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Maths & Mental Health. This Erasmus+ Project involves schools from Galway, France, Cyprus, Sicily and Poland and Holy Family NS, Rathcoole. […]
The new Harvey Norman flagship store opened in Tallaght at the end of July 2017. We were there to do some cool signage work for Smeg.
CSS Signs have being busy at Punchestown Racecourse in the weeks leading up to the Festival which starts today 25th April and runs until Saturday 29th. You will be greeted with new colours and a new look when you visit Punchestown this week. Good Luck beating the bookies!
Signs, Signs, Signs! lot of signs are needed when running an event, from details of the location, dates, what’s on to directional traffic signs, arrows, facilities locations and we at CSS Signs can do them all! Over the years we have produced signs for music events at Electric Picnic, Oxygen and 3Arena, big technology […]
The ‘CLP’ Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 on the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures, or simply ‘CLP’, introduces the United Nations globally harmonised system (UN GHS) for classification and labelling of chemicals into Europe. If you manufacture or import a chemical substance (or mixture) into the EU you will be affected by the […]
The time has nearly arrived for Dublin city and the country to turn green, (aswell as many iconic landmarks around the world). St Patricks’ Day, March 17th, brings with it 4 days of festival excitement around the capital. As the one national holiday that is celebrated in more countries around the world than any other, St. […]
Sport Ireland plans, leads and co-ordinates the sustainable development of competitive and recreational sport in Ireland. CSS Signs are delighted to be making and installing signage around the impressive grounds in Blanchardstown, Dublin. Sport Ireland National Sports Campus is providing state-of-the-art sports facilities to elite athletes in Ireland while offering valuable amenities to the local community. Sport […]
CSS Signs produced and applied these impressive vehicle graphics on a new batch of Siro vans. Take advantage of free advertising space by having your company vehicle branded. Indeed, having a branded vehicle on the road (or even parked in front of your business or your house) ensures that the public are constantly viewing your […]
The big objectives of Construction Safety Week 2016 are: – Reduce accidents – Increase awareness of safety every day – Inspire best practice and strengthen safety culture Good professional safety signs are key to meeting these objectives. Here’s where we can help: – CSS Signs have the widest range of safety […]
Dublin featured well on The X Factor on Saturday (3rd September), Demot O’Leary opened the show with, ‘the crowds are out, the green X’s are here and Louis Walsh’s face is on the side of a bus‘. Yes, Louis Walsh arrived in a green double deck bus (kindly plastered with his face by yes, you guessed […]
Well it’s January! Accidents at work affect thousands of people every year in Ireland. Most of us spend more time at work than we do at home and statistically, accidents occur in the workplace more than in any other area. Depending on your industry, the level of threats at work varies dramatically. For example, the […]
Some of the benefits for you and your business………… o Make your space look bigger and brighter, help increase productivity o Turn bare walls into advertising opportunities, increase sales with big impact graphics o Get you message across clearly by adding logos, quotes and corporate messages o Dramatically improve the customer experience with imaginative images from photography […]
Wishing you a very Happy Christmas. Christmas is a magical time of year with Christmas trees, festive lights and candles burning, but care is needed to protect your family from fire hazards. CSS Signs produce a wide range of Fire Signs for the home and the work place. See some tips below to help keep your family safe […]
With the children gone back to school and the construction industry starting to get busy, safety is on all of our minds. CSS Signs believe in helping you highlight the safety message, and so we have designed a new safety awareness sign and sticker. We are giving away 2 of these signs and 1 pack of […]
Are you planning your wedding? Looking for new ideas? Look no further! CSS Signs have designed this unique set of ‘Vintage Wedding Signs‘. Choose from our selection and personalise with your own details. Directonal Signs – point guests to the main event – 2ft x 2ft corriboard signs €15 each 8 […]
CSS Signs have been working at Ashford Castle designing, manufacturing and installing signs around the grounds. The official reopening of Ashford Castle by Enda Kenny will take place this Friday, 17th April 2015. The Castle was bought by Red Carnation Hotels, a South African company headed by husband and wife Stanley and Beatrice Tollman, who will […]
Barretstown is a specially-designed camp that provides Therapeutic Recreation programmes for children with serious illnesses and their families. Barretstown’s mission is to rebuild the lives of children affected by serious illness and their families. They believe that every child with serious illness should enjoy their childhood. CSS Signs were happy to be working with Barretstown […]
