The ceremony recently took place in County Clare.
Midlands Londis stores win big at the 2023 Londis Retailing Awards.
Aidan Flynn's Londis in Clara and Liam Doolan's Londis in Kilcormac were successful at the event, which took place in the Armada Hotel in Clare.
The awards have been running for over 20 years.
More than 80 retailers received awards this year.
The event this year was held as part of the Londis Conference 2023 entitled Achieving Together, which was chaired by sports journalist Evanne Ni Chuillinn.
Special guest speakers included rugby player and coach, Ronan O’Gara, jockey Rachel Blackmore and endurance athlete and motivation speaker Gerry Duffy.
Congratulating all Londis retailers on the night, Conor Hayes, Sales Director, Londis said:
“This year we are excited to see a return of the prestigious Londis Retailing Awards. These awards are recognition of the commitment and ambition demonstrated by these retailers to keep providing the highest level of service to their customers. Their focus on continually exceeding customer expectations is a testament to the hard work of their staff, for which they should be very proud. I want to congratulate all the Offaly retailers and their teams on this outstanding achievement.”
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