The Sunday Times list covered companies from across the country.
Three Westmeath businesses have been named among the best places to work in Ireland.
A list published by The Sunday Times mentions agri-tech company Farmeye, based in Athlone, energy management firm
Watt Footprint, and Fire Protection service Writech.
Work L, employee experience specialists, compiled data of workplaces where employees recorded an engagement score of 85%.
CEO and co-founder of Watt Footprint, Paul Mahon, says he is proud to see his employees happy to work there:
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