
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum has introduced a new customisable digital branding system for events, and it’s a really smart, practical step toward greener corporate gatherings.

Instead of relying on pop-up banners, printed signs or anything that ends up in storage (or worse, in the bin), brands can now bring their logos, videos and visuals straight into the museum’s immersive digital galleries.
This technology allows brands to integrate their logos, videos, and digital assets directly into EPIC’s immersive, state-of-the-art galleries, transforming the museum’s interactive screens and projections into dynamic branded environments. The result: reduced waste, lower carbon footprint, and a significantly enhanced attendee experience.
Through a fully customisable digital setup, event planners can transform the museum’s interactive screens and projection displays into a dynamic showcase of their brand. This allows for a more engaging, immersive experience, harnessing the tech of the museum’s state-of-the-art galleries for corporate messaging.








Karine Dunne, Director of Commercial Sales & Strategy at EPIC, describes the launch as “a step toward more sustainable, engaging corporate events – allowing brands to tell their story dynamically, interactively, and without the environmental cost of single-use materials.”
Ms Dunne added: “EPIC has long been recognised as a venue that offers more than just a space – it offers an experience. With our new customisable event technology, we’re taking that to the next level, allowing brands to tell their story dynamically, interactively, and sustainably. By eliminating the need for single-use materials, we are helping businesses create impactful events while reducing their environmental footprint.”
EPIC is already a go-to venue for major global brands including Google, HubSpot, Airbus, TikTok, and JetBlue. This new offering strengthens its position as one of Ireland’s most innovative corporate event spaces, particularly for companies prioritising ESG goals and high-impact experiential design.




