"When deciding to coordinate an FP7 project we knew we needed the right skills to help build a successful proposal and help manage the resulting project. Ciaran played a central role in building a top proposal and his knowledge of FP7 procedures ensures the project runs seamlessly. He is a key member of our project coordination team."

Prof. Owen Conlan
School of Computer Science and Statistics, Trinity College Dublin.

"Your input, knowledge and assistance at every stage of the process was critical in the submission of a high quality competitive proposal. I have no hesitation in recommending you highly to anyone considering submitting a proposal for EU funding."

Prof. John Murphy
School of Computer Science and Informatics, University College Dublin.

"Thank you for your assistance in preparing our recent FP7 application. Having an experienced EU expert on our team helped us to submit the best possible proposal. It has been a pleasure working with you - I would be happy to recommend your services to anyone planning to apply to FP7."

Prof. Deirdre Murphy
School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin

"The efforts of Pintail staff in coordinating the project submission was superb. They executed a very complex process in a highly efficient manner."

Prof. Timothy O'Brien
Director, Regenerative Medicine Institute (REMEDI).

"Thank you for the support with the recent FP7 proposal submission. I feel certain that pintail did not only help to organise the submission but added value to the content of the proposal in all areas... I would not hesitate to work with Pintail again or recommend them to a colleague."

Dr Kate Irving
School of Nursing and Human Sciences, Dublin City University

"Thank you so much for your input and support with our EU application. Your contribution went way beyond organising the management side of the proposal, and I’m not sure that we would have reached the end without your very professional and enthusiastic input."

Professor Anne Molloy
School of Biochemistry and Immunology, Trinity College Dublin