I’m Kieran Daly. I run a small, made-to-order website agency in Cork. Nearly twenty years of putting Cork, Irish and international businesses online. Websites, yes, but really the working online side of a business.
Twenty years of building websites
Cork, Dublin, Galway and beyond
Written scope, fixed quote
Grange is a small, senior team of digital specialists built over years of hands-on work. We design and build bespoke websites and ecommerce experiences to an exceptional standard, combining top-tier expertise with realistic budgets and a personal, long-term approach to every client relationship.
There is no account manager layer here. The person you speak to on the first call is the person who designs your site and the person who answers the phone two years later when you want a page added. That’s deliberate, and it’s the main reason clients stay.
Most projects are one of these, and a fair few are two or three of them together. If you’re not sure which you need, that’s what the first call is for.
Custom designs, no templates. Built around what your business actually sells and the people you want reading it, with plain editing tools so you can change copy and add pages yourself afterwards.
High-end ecommerce built specifically for you, on Shopify or WooCommerce depending on what suits. Product pages that read well, a checkout that doesn't make customers think, and a back end your team can run without ringing us.
Logos, colour schemes, font choices, the whole package. Usually done alongside a site rather than in isolation, so the identity is tested against real pages rather than a presentation deck.
Get found by your clients on Google, and Bing too. Set up properly at launch, then tuned month by month. This is where most of the long-term value sits once a site is live.
Keatings had years of beautiful work and a website that didn’t show it. The old site buried the projects under template chrome and made a small practice feel anonymous.
We rebuilt it from the ground up. New branding to sit alongside the practice’s identity, a custom-built portfolio that puts the work first, and project pages that actually hold the photography at the size it deserves. Clean, slow, quiet. The site reads the way an architect’s portfolio should.
Since launch, enquiries that come through the site are from a better-matched type of client — people who’ve already read about the practice and arrive with a real project in mind.
Devereaux needed a site that looked the part of a high-end clinic and ran a working shop in the background. The brand had to come through on every page, and the booking and product side had to be easy enough for the team to manage themselves.
We designed and built it custom — brand-led pages for the clinic itself, a clean product catalogue, and a checkout that doesn’t make customers think. Staff can update prices and stock without ringing us.
Online sales are now a real part of the business rather than an afterthought, and the team spend less time on the phone answering questions the site can answer for them.
The Institute of Audiologists Ireland had a site that no longer reflected the professionalism or structure of the organisation behind it. The design felt dated, the experience was fragmented, and the internal processes for managing members were handled outside the website.
We rebuilt it with clarity and purpose. A refreshed visual identity, including a redesigned logo, a cleaner interface, and a more structured information flow that makes the organisation feel accessible and authoritative at the same time.
Beyond the public-facing redesign, we re-engineered the backend in WordPress to support membership registration and the collection of audiologist data across Ireland. The system was built to reduce manual work and give the Institute a more reliable way to manage its growing database.
The result is a site that works as both a public platform and an internal tool — simple on the surface, structured underneath, and far more aligned with how the Institute operates today.
We’re based in Cork. Most of our clients aren’t. Over the years the work has gone to businesses in Dublin, Galway, Limerick, Donegal, Kildare and a fair few outside Ireland too. None of them have come to the office. None of them have needed to.
A project runs the same way wherever you are. A short call to see if we’re a fit. A second call to scope it properly. Design shared as we go, in a link you can open in your browser. Email and phone in between, and a video call when something is quicker explained than written. Most projects need three or four of those calls in total.
The design and the build don’t care where the desk is. What matters is that you can reach the person doing the work.
A simple landing page can start as low as €700. From there, pricing moves with the moving parts: how many pages, whether you need copywriting, whether there’s a shop sitting behind it, whether branding is in place or has to be built. A short chat is the fastest way to a real number.
What you can expect at any price: a written scope, a fixed quote against it, and an honest answer if your budget and the work don’t line up. We’ll say so before we take a deposit.
Most clients come for one piece. A new site, a new shop, a rebrand. Then they stay on for the ongoing SEO and growth work. That’s where the leads come from once the site is live, and it’s the part most agencies forget once the invoice is paid.
If you’d rather not think about updates and backups either, our website maintenance plans start at €55 a month, and hosting can sit alongside them.
Tell us roughly what you’re after and where you are. We’ll come back with an honest read on whether we’re the right fit, and what it’s likely to cost.
