In the final episode of Cut Through the Noise Series 9, we wrap up a season filled with practical strategies for showing up with confidence on social media. From influencer insights to camera confidence and the power of the hook, we revisit what matters most when it comes to visibility. Plus, highlights from Meath’s In4Green sustainability event, this week’s Let’s Go Green on solar panels and community gardening, and a heartfelt tribute to the late Manchán Magan, a beloved voice for Irish culture and environmental storytelling.

This week’s newsletter dives into visibility with purpose. From my chat with Conor Cochrane about influencer marketing and authentic partnerships, to climate action events across Ireland, there’s plenty to inspire. Plus, a look back at hosting the In4Green Business Networking Event and the latest from Let’s Go Green on environmental challenges and community-driven solutions.

What does it really mean to show up authentically online? In this blog, Aisling shares takeaways from her conversation with TikTok coach Lana Kearney, covering how to build confidence on camera, why your hook matters, and how to find your voice without oversharing. If you’re struggling to balance visibility with professionalism, this one’s for you.

This week on Cut Through the Noise, I chat with TikTok coach Lana Kearney about the fine art of showing up confidently online—without oversharing. On Let’s Go Green, we explore sustainable furniture, local food producers, and a solar innovation with global potential. Plus, I’ve written a new blog diving deeper into how to balance authenticity and professionalism on social media.

This week on the podcast, we’re talking about showing up as your real self online. Plus, exciting news for Irish podcast creators, and on Let’s Go Green, we hear from industry leaders pushing for action on biodiversity, sustainability, and Budget 2026.

This week on Cut Through the Noise, I sit down with Orla Twomey of the ASAI to unpack the evolving landscape of social media advertising. We explore the rules every brand should know, how to build and maintain trust, and why your ads must reflect your values. I also share highlights from my appearance on Ireland AM, and this week’s Let’s Go Green focuses on energy, innovation and sustainability in Ireland. Plus, if you’re ready to sharpen your voice and lead with confidence, doors are open to The Clarity Collective.

After a busy summer behind the scenes, we’re excited to return with fresh updates and new energy. In this edition, Aisling shares what’s been happening at The Communications Coach — including the new studio, the return of Cut Through The Noise, a deeper dive into The Clarity Collective Mastermind, and the latest from Let’s Go Green. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to step back into your message with clarity and confidence, this is it.

Feeling stuck in your business despite doing everything “right”? The missing link might be clarity. In this post, Aisling O’Rourke shares how The Clarity Collective Mastermind helps business leaders refine their message, lead with confidence, and finally start growing in a way that feels aligned and sustainable.

In this edition, I take a moment to reflect on the loss of broadcaster Seán Rocks — a gentle, intelligent voice who championed Irish creativity. I also share learnings from my Erasmus trip to Paris focused on digital sustainability, uplifting community stories from Let’s Go Green, and a practical media tip to support your visibility. I’ll be back in September — rested, recharged, and ready to share more.

From curlew conservation to community energy innovation, this week’s Let’s Go Green highlights local wins for climate and biodiversity. Aisling also shares her experience learning about digital sustainability in Paris and offers a timely media tip for pitching during the summer news lull. Let’s Go Green returns next week with its final episode before a short August break.

It’s been a packed few weeks! From hosting the Tullamore Decarbonising Zone launch to wrapping up Season 8 of Cut Through the Noise, I’ve been reflecting on the power of strong communication—from climate action to customer service. I’m also sharing the latest episodes of Let’s Go Green, where we dig into sustainability, EVs, and seasonal safety.

This week, I reflect on moderating the TEDx Unravelled panel at PSA Ireland, share why your frontline team is your biggest brand asset on Cut Through the Noise, and explore the future of transport, EVs and road safety on Let’s Go Green.

This week on Cut Through The Noise, I’m joined by Alec Drew to explore how leaders can communicate more effectively across generations. Plus, I share a PSA Ireland event reminder, reflections from Ireland AM, and new insights on greenwashing and AI from Let’s Go Green.

This week on Cut Through the Noise, we explore workplace well-being with Andrea O’Grady. I also share reflections from TEDx Stormont, the IMAGE Business Club event, and what’s coming up at PSA Ireland. Plus, we look at the climate risks Ireland faces on Let’s Go Green.

This week on Cut Through the Noise, I speak with Seyi Agbede about inclusive communication and workplace GDEI. Plus, I share details of the upcoming PSA Ireland event, a recent appearance on Ireland AM, and how The Clarity Collective can help you communicate with confidence in 2025.

In this issue, we launch Series 8 of Cut Through the Noise, focusing on the often-overlooked power of internal communication. Plus, a reminder that The Clarity Collective is open for those ready to lead with more clarity, and highlights from the latest episodes of Let’s Go Green and recent speaking events.

This week, I’m sharing what to expect from Season 8 of Cut Through the Noise, updates on The Clarity Collective Mastermind, highlights from Let’s Go Green for Biodiversity Week, and a reminder that the PSA Ireland event is happening this weekend.

This week, we wrap Series 7 of Cut Through the Noise with a look back at the standout conversations—from cancel culture to cross-cultural comms. Plus, find out how The Clarity Collective can help you communicate with purpose and clarity in your business in 2025.

Are you staying quiet about your sustainability efforts for fear of saying the wrong thing? In this blog, Communications Coach Aisling O’Rourke breaks down the difference between greenhushing and greenwashing—and explains why small, honest steps matter more than silence.