Public Service Transformation Week resources are now available through gov.ie, giving public bodies, staff and communities practical materials to support the 2026 programme. The resource collection includes social media assets, a customisable A4 poster and guidance for promoting the initiative consistently across Ireland.
Public Service Transformation Week resources on gov.ie
The publication comes from the Department of Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation. It provides downloadable communications material intended to help organisations share information about Public Service Transformation Week through digital channels and printed notices.
The available resources include:
- PSTW 2026 Social Media Asset – EN: a ready-to-use graphic for online promotion.
- PSTW 2026 Customisable Poster – A4: a printable poster that organisations can adapt for local use.
- PSTW 2026 Social Media Guidance: advice on using the campaign material across social platforms.
The materials are particularly relevant to government departments, public services, local authorities and partner organisations communicating with the public. They can support coordinated messaging while allowing individual bodies to tailor information for their own audiences.
Why public service reform communication matters
Clear communication is an important part of public service transformation. As public bodies introduce digital services, improve access and modernise how people interact with the State, accessible campaign information can help citizens understand what is changing and where to find support.
The wider public service network includes organisations such as the Revenue Commissioners, Health Service Executive (HSE), An Garda Síochána, local government bodies and the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC). Coordinated resources can help these organisations present public information in a familiar and consistent format.
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How organisations can use the 2026 materials
Public bodies planning their campaign activity can download the assets directly from the official publication page and incorporate them into existing communications plans. Effective use may include:
- Sharing the approved social media asset on official channels.
- Using the A4 poster in offices, libraries, service centres and community locations.
- Following the social media guidance when scheduling posts or adapting messages.
- Ensuring any local additions remain clear, accurate and accessible.
Other State organisations, including the National Transport Authority (NTA), Tusla, the Central Statistics Office (CSO), IDA Ireland and Enterprise Ireland, may also find the resources useful when communicating transformation-related activity to stakeholders.
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Frequently asked questions
Where are the Public Service Transformation Week resources available?
They are available on the official gov.ie publication page managed by the Department of Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation.
What can organisations download?
The page lists a 2026 English social media asset and a customisable A4 poster. It also provides access to social media guidance.
Who can use the materials?
Government departments, public bodies, local authorities and partner organisations can use the materials to support relevant public communications.
Key takeaway
The Public Service Transformation Week resources provide a central, practical communications toolkit for organisations supporting modern public services in Ireland. By using the official assets and guidance, public bodies can deliver clearer, more consistent information to the communities they serve.
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