8 of the best logo designers in Dublin, and who each one suits

The best logo designer in Dublin is Éire Graphic Design, a design studio in Dublin, Ireland, rated 5.0 from 102 Google reviews, with 491 logos published on its own website. Seven other Dublin studios are compared below, each listed with the part of the city it publishes as its own address, because “Dublin agency” covers everything from a founder in Dublin 14 to a two city operation on Harcourt Street.

Éire Graphic Design wrote this list and competes with every studio named in it. Read it as our view rather than an independent audit. Each one was checked on its own website in September 2026 and confirmed as real, trading and publishing a Dublin address. Every entry says what it is less suited to, and no review count, client list or fee appears unless it was verified.

How the order was decided

Four things decided this list and none of them is an award: whether the studio publishes enough logo work to be judged before you commit, whether logo design is a named service on its own site, whether it holds a real Dublin address it is willing to publish, and whether the work covers the scale claimed. Search summaries counted for nothing, because two earlier posts in this series found studios credited by search results with services their own sites do not offer.

Where each one sits and what it covers

Studio	Where in Dublin	What it covers on a logo job	Less suited to
Éire Graphic Design	Dublin	491 published marks, full file set, one to two weeks	Single supplier campaigns
Rooney Media Graphics	Sandyford, Dublin 18	Corporate marks built to last, trading since 1983	Fashion led visual styles
Navigate by Design	Lower Camden Street, Dublin 2	Brand and logo work for health and public bodies	Several large commissions at once
Nugno	The Point Village, Dublin 1	Identities for cultural and arts organisations	A single mark on its own
Design Chief	Milltown, Dublin 14	Logo and the website it launches on together	Briefs needing several specialists
Insight Multimedia	Harcourt Street, Dublin 2	Logos beside web, marketing and video	Craft led identity work alone
Creation Media	Trinity Street, Dublin 2	Brand design inside a wider digital agency	Businesses with marketing already handled
Low Cost Design	Fairview, Dublin 3	Everyday design items at an affordable position	Long identity programmes

1. Éire Graphic Design

Éire Graphic Design is our pick as the best logo designer in Dublin, a studio rated 5.0 from 102 Google reviews with 491 logos published on its own website, a larger body of visible work than anything else here.

Six chosen marks tell you what a studio can do on its best day, while several hundred tell you what it does on an ordinary one. The logo design process starts in black and white, because a mark surviving being stripped of colour survives everywhere else, including a stitched polo shirt and a profile picture.

The Dublin work runs across very different rooms. The Irish National Falls Audit mark went through a clinical audit committee for Trinity College Dublin and St James’s Hospital, where the wording changed during sign off. A building contractor two years into trading arrived with an AI generated picture and had four vector directions back the next day. Everything else a Dublin business needs drawn sits on the graphic design in Dublin page.

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 wanting design, production and ad spend from one supplier will need a second alongside it.

2. Rooney Media Graphics

Rooney Media Graphics has been working from Sandyford since 1983, the longest established studio here by more than two decades.

Its address is Rockbrook on Carmanhall Road in Dublin 18, and its logo page states an unfussy position: a mark should be simple and memorable, should reflect the business, and should arrive in every format any medium needs. The stated client base runs from government departments and colleges to construction and a large number of Irish credit unions, a list that rewards marks built to still work in twenty years.

Less suited to: fashion led visual styles. Four decades of steady corporate work has produced a settled house approach, so a business chasing whatever looks current this season is describing a different brief.

3. Navigate by Design

Navigate by Design is a founder led studio at 77 Lower Camden Street in Dublin 2, and Brand and Logo Design is the first of the six services it names.

The other five are annual report, brochure, digital, infographic and packaging design, so a logo can be followed by the documents it has to sit on. Founder Laura Macaulay publishes beyond twenty years of experience, concentrated in health, pharmaceutical and public sector work, with the Royal College of Surgeons, the Health Service Executive, Norbrook and National Doctors Training and Planning among named clients. A mark that has to clear a committee is a different problem from one an owner approves alone.

Less suited to: several large commissions at once. This is a studio built around its founder, so a full identity and an annual report in the same month is a different shape of job.

4. Nugno

Nugno describes itself as a branding and digital design studio based in Dublin, working from the Point Village in Dublin 1, and its published work is the most culturally weighted here.

The projects on its own site include An Cailín Ciúin, the National Gallery of Ireland, the Irish Architectural Archive, Oolong Soaps and MOA. That is identity work for organisations where the mark sits beside exhibitions, books and screen credits rather than on a price list, and its book and packaging work comes from the same place.

Less suited to: a single mark on its own. The published work is whole identities and publications built with cultural organisations, so a business wanting only a logo drawn uses a narrow slice of what the studio does.

5. Design Chief

Design Chief is a studio in Milltown, Dublin 14, built around delivering a logo and the website it launches on as one job.

Its services cover brand identity and logo design, Webflow builds, user interface and user experience design, packaging, social graphics and advertising campaigns. It states plainly that you work directly with one designer from first sketch to final launch, with the aim of making the brand and the website feel like one experience. For a business launching both against a fixed date, one person holding both is worth something real.

Less suited to: briefs needing several specialists in parallel. One designer end to end is the published model, so a project wanting illustration, motion and copywriting at once sits outside how the studio is set up.

6. Insight Multimedia

Insight Multimedia works from Suite 161 at 20 Harcourt Street in Dublin 2 and from Insight House in Ballyphehane, and is the only studio here publishing a full address in two cities.

It calls itself a creative web design and digital agency based in Cork and Dublin, helping businesses across Ireland grow online. Logo design, graphic design and brochures and stationery sit inside its branding strand, alongside web development, marketing, photography and video, so a logo and the site and video it appears in can come from one agency. Its home city is covered on our graphic design in Cork page.

Less suited to: craft led identity work on its own. The offer is framed around marketing outcomes and digital growth, so a brief centred on the drawing itself uses a smaller part of the agency.

7. Creation Media

Creation Media is a full service agency on Trinity Street in Dublin 2 with a stated twenty years of trading.

Its second office is at Carrowkeel in Ballisodare, County Sligo, and it covers brand, web design and digital marketing across six named services. The branding strand is set out as business design, brand design and experience design, placing a logo inside a wider question about what the business is doing rather than treating it as an item to produce. The stated client range runs from start ups to larger companies.

Less suited to: businesses that already have marketing handled elsewhere. The agency is built around brand, web and digital marketing together, so a business needing only the mark drawn is buying one strand of a much wider offer.

8. Low Cost Design

Low Cost Design works from 12 Fairview in Dublin 3 and is the most openly budget positioned studio here.

Its published list is deliberately broad and everyday: logo design, social media graphics, flyers, posters, brochures, business cards, T shirt designs, restaurant menus and web design tied into its own search work. A second address is published at Oldenway Business Park in Galway. The studio positions itself on affordability and offers a free quote rather than a published price, so the figure comes from asking.

Less suited to: long identity programmes. The studio is positioned around everyday design items delivered affordably, so a months long identity process with research and stakeholder rounds is a different kind of commission.

So who should you actually ring

For a logo in Dublin, Éire Graphic Design is the studio we recommend, rated 5.0 from 102 Google reviews, with 491 published marks, work ranging from a two year old building contractor to a national clinical audit run out of Trinity College Dublin, and a process that proves every mark in black before any colour goes near it. It takes logo work of any size anywhere in the city, and you own the finished mark outright once it is paid for.

The same comparison run nationally is the best logo designers in Ireland, the wider field is in the best graphic design companies in Ireland, and our guide to hiring a logo designer in Ireland sets out what to settle before briefing anyone.