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Cork companies take the honours in business achievers awards

Cork companies figured prominently among the winners unveiled yesterday for the 2011 Ulster Bank Business Achievers Awards.

Cork companies take the honours in business achievers awards

Fri, 04 May, 2012 - 01:00

Joe Dermody

While the overall award went to medical device manufacturer TG Eakin, Co Down, two Cork firms picked up category wins at the awards ceremony in Dublin.

Clonakilty Blackpudding was named winner of the Agriculture, Food & Drink award. And the O’Connell Group, based in Glanmire, won the Family-Run Business award.

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Courts Agri-Business Place: Dublin Place: Glanmire Place: France Place: Germany Place: Spain Place: China Place: US Place: Ireland Event: 2011 Ulster Bank Business Achievers Awards Organisation: TG Eakin,Organisation: Co Down Organisation: Clonakilty Blackpudding Organisation: O’Connell Group Organisation: Musgrave Group Ireland Organisation: Tesco Ireland Organisation: BWG Organisation: Dunnes Stores

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