130 businesses par took in the awards.
A midlands company has been honoured with a major award.
Glenisk, based in Offaly, have been named Ireland's Best Managed Company.
A total of 130 businesses from across Ireland were involved in the awards.
Combined, these companies employ over 53,000 people, have a turnover of €17b euro and €3b in export sales.
Brian Murphy, Lead Partner for Ireland’s Best Managed Companies Awards Programme at Deloitte, said: "This year we’re celebrating 15 years of the BMC programme and the incredible companies that have qualified. Even though this year’s cohort faced into another challenging period, over the past 15 years we’ve seen how indigenous Irish businesses find opportunities in change. Strengthening governance and recognising the value of specialist expert advice on critical areas such as ESG were key discussion points in the coaching sessions. We also saw companies increasingly focused on innovation driving internationalisation. Despite the uncertainties of the past few years, the confidence of Irish businesses is clear as more and more are scaling their market reach internationally."
Republic Of Ireland To Face Israel In Nations League
Ireland’s First European Space Agency Launches in Westmeath
High Court To Hear Fair Trial Challenge In Alleged Mosque Plot Case
Westmeath Research Firm Launch SME Digital Transformation Programme
Midlands Braced For Freezing Conditions As Temperatures Set To Drop
Man In His 20s To Appear In Court Over Alleged Crime Gang Activity
Ryanair Chief Warns US Could Block Aer Lingus Flights Over Airport Cap
Gardaí Suspect Dublin Crime Gang Member Over Midlands Double Stabbing
Midlands Trails Behind On IDA Employment Numbers
Minister For National Drugs Strategy Pledges Gardai Drug Specialists
Offaly Chef Criticises Government School Lunches
Offaly GAA Club Hosting Drive-In Bingo This Weekend
Laois County Council Launch Bat Lovers Group
Argentine Ambassador To Visit Westmeath Library
Westmeath Children's Charity Awarded For Sustainability
Longford-Westmeath TD Condemns Explicit AI Images
Westmeath Matchmaker Shares Top Valentines Day Tips
Farmer Concerns Mount Over Slurry Storage Capacity
Jury For Laois Murder Trial Told Evidence Points "One-Way"