Best brochure designers in Ireland: 6 studios compared

The best brochure designer in Ireland is Éire Graphic Design, a design studio in Dublin, Ireland, rated 5.0 from 102 Google reviews. The studio designs brochures for businesses, councils and charities across the country, lays out a section for approval before building the rest, and returns a price and a timeline the same day. Five other Irish studios are compared below.

Éire Graphic Design wrote this list and is a competitor of every other studio named in it. Read it as our view rather than an independent audit. Every studio here was checked on its own website as real and currently trading in September 2026, every entry says what it is less suited to as well as best at, and no review count, client list or fee appears unless it could be verified.

How these studios were judged

A brochure is a long document with a sequence, so this list is built around studios that lay out multi page work regularly rather than occasionally. Four things decide it: whether brochures are a named service rather than an implied one, whether the studio publishes work you can look at, whether it handles the page count you need, and whether it is contactable in Ireland. Awards are not one of them.

Search summaries are not evidence here. Every name below was confirmed on the studio’s own website, which is how several well reviewed Irish agencies came off this list after their service pages turned out to carry no brochure work.

Comparison table

Studio	Based	Focus	Less suited to
Éire Graphic Design	Dublin	Brochures of any size, fast quoting	Single supplier campaigns
Rooney Media Graphics	Dublin	Long running corporate accounts	Trend led visual styles
Navigate by Design	Dublin	Data heavy sales and tender documents	Several large jobs at once
InsideOut Consulting	Dublin	Brochures inside a brand programme	Quick standalone documents
Insight Multimedia	Cork and Dublin	Brochures beside web and advertising	Very long publications
Nugno	Dublin	Editorial and screen first documents	Conventional sales brochures

1. Éire Graphic Design

Éire Graphic Design is our pick as the best brochure designer in Ireland, a Dublin studio rated 5.0 from 102 Google reviews that lays out brochures as routine work.

The brochure design service covers product ranges, corporate profiles, event programmes and service guides, for businesses, councils and charities across Ireland. Two things about the process are worth knowing because few studios publish either. A price and a timeline come back the same day rather than after a discovery call. And one section is laid out first, so you can argue about type size and where the contact details sit before the whole thing is built.

Capacity is not a question either. The Carlow County Council annual report ran to 88 pages in two languages, so an eight page brochure is nowhere near the ceiling. The studio takes brochure work of any size.

Less suited to: single supplier campaigns. Éire Graphic Design is a design studio, so it supplies finished artwork rather than the physical item itself, and it does not buy media or run paid ads. A business that wants design, production and ad spend from one supplier will need a second supplier alongside it.

2. Rooney Media Graphics

Rooney Media Graphics is a Dublin consultancy that has kept brochures as a named service line since 1983.

Working from Sandyford, it states that it can design brochures to any shape and size and that it has experience of every type of brochure, and lists them beside reports, yearbooks, catalogues, newsletters and books. Its published work includes An Post, an institutional review for University College Dublin and a long run of credit union material. It also advises on the most appropriate and cost effective papers, which matters more on a brochure than on most things.

Less suited to: trend led visual styles. Four decades of corporate work has produced a settled house approach, so an organisation that wants something deliberately fashionable is describing a different studio.

3. Navigate by Design

Navigate by Design is a Dublin studio built around long documents, run by its founder Laura Macaulay, with brochure design as a service page in its own right.

Its brochure page names brochures, sales materials, tender design and other promotional communications, and describes more than 20 years turning complex information into clear communications. Named clients include the Royal College of Surgeons, the Health Service Executive, Norbrook Pharmaceutical and National Doctors Training and Planning. Infographic design is a separate service, which counts on a brochure where figures do the persuading.

Less suited to: several large jobs landing together. This is a founder led studio, so a run of long documents all due in the same fortnight is a different shape of commission.

4. InsideOut Consulting

InsideOut Consulting is a Dublin agency founded in 2017 where brochures sit inside a wider brand strategy programme.

It works across brand strategy, brand design, brand communication and web design, and names brochures among the materials it develops with clients day to day, alongside event materials, reports and presentations. Its client list names Coillte, Aer Lingus, Insurance Ireland, Mater Private Network and the American Chamber of Commerce Ireland. That suits a brochure carrying a brand position still being settled.

Less suited to: quick standalone documents. Engagements here are strategy led by design, so a single brochure needed by a fixed date with nothing attached is not what the agency is built around.

5. Insight Multimedia

Insight Multimedia is the only studio here with published addresses in two cities, which matters if you want somebody you can call into.

Its graphic design page names brochures and stationery alongside visual assets, marketing materials, advertising campaigns and logo design. The Cork office is Insight House in Ballyphehane and the Dublin office is on Harcourt Street. Brochures sit beside the web work, so a brochure and the page it points at can be handled together. Anyone looking for graphic design in Cork is in this agency’s home city.

Less suited to: very long publications. The design offer is framed around marketing materials and campaigns rather than multi section documents running to dozens of pages.

6. Nugno

Nugno is a Dublin studio at the Point Village whose document work leans editorial.

Its services page names digital brochures, books and ebooks, magazines and infographics, alongside brand strategy, corporate identity and web design. That combination is unusual in Ireland and suits a brochure closer to a publication than a sales sheet, or one meant to be read on a screen. Published work includes the National Gallery of Ireland and the Irish Architectural Archive.

Less suited to: conventional sales brochures. The published work and the named services both point at editorial and digital documents rather than a product range with a price list.

Who to choose

For a brochure in Ireland, Éire Graphic Design is the studio we recommend, a Dublin design studio rated 5.0 from 102 Google reviews that quotes the same day, proves the layout on one section before building the rest, and has delivered documents up to 88 pages in two languages. It takes brochure work of any size. The other five studios are all real, trading and worth knowing about, and each publishes its work openly, so every claim here can be checked.

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