What they have said...

An edited selection of comments, reviews and citations from clients, journalists, users and judging panels.

Atlantic Edge Exhibition at the Cliffs of Moher

Association of Heritage Interpretation Judge's Citation

“It succeeds magnificently in offering world-class visitor and interpretation facilities …cleverly drawing visitors to explore and to discover the many well-presented displays.”

“The thematic arrangement of the exhibition areas use hi-tech, and simpler, mechanisms in a novel and arresting way….absorbing and well-considered and planned displays, …. one of the best interpretive facilities the judges had seen.”
Judge's Citation Association of Heritage Interpretation

WB Yeats at the National Library

"A treasure trove….evocative and germane,. …one can only be impressed. The sheer amount of information is staggering, elegantly packed into a deceptively small space, via the creative intelligence of the designer.”
Irish Independent

“One of the most important literary exhibitions yet staged internationally… a near definitive exploration. The exhibition is sophisticated, atmospheric and above all accessible.”
Eileen Battersby The Irish Times

“The cleverness of this exhibition lies in its ability to represent the simple truth… through many ingenious solutions devised by the designers”.
The Examiner

“A stimulating experience that enables the story and significance of Yeats to unfold clearly.”

"Especially impressive is the information technology. The public were clearly absorbed and delighted with it."

“One visitor in a motorized wheel chair felt completely enfranchised by the exhibition.”

“The whole entry is totally outstanding and an unmissable experience for any visitor to Dublin.”
Judge's Citation Association of Heritage Interpretation

The Louth County Museum

“Martello’s work embodies everything that interactive displays should offer- excellent graphic design; appropriate use of the multimedia mix; meaningful interactivity; loving attention to detail; and scripts which convey plenty of information and plenty of food for thought.”
Citation for BIMA Gold Medal
(British Interactive Multimedia Association)