Thursday, 28 August 2025
What are the All-Ireland Sustainability Awards 2024? The All-Ireland Sustainability Awards recognise and celebrate the achievements of businesses and individuals who are making significant strides towards a more sustainable future across the island. Overall, with 17 categories spanning a wide range of industries, these awards showcase efforts in areas such as renewable energy, green technology, […]
The All-Ireland Sustainability Awards recognise and celebrate the achievements of businesses and individuals who are making significant strides towards a more sustainable future across the island.
Overall, with 17 categories spanning a wide range of industries, these awards showcase efforts in areas such as renewable energy, green technology, sustainable tourism, and more. Each category highlights contributions that align with global sustainability goals. The categories also focus on innovative approaches that address environmental, social, and economic challenges.
The All-Ireland Sustainability Awards for 2024 were held on the 24th October 2024 at the LA Mon Hotel & Country Club in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
The evening began with a drinks reception, followed by a three-course autumnal menu that showcased the finest in Northern Irish local and seasonal produce.
The awards were in partnership with Climate Action Solutions for Businesses | Climeaction and was hosted by Andi Jarvis, who presented the winners with hand-crafted trophies from The Blackheath Pottery. The media partner was U105 and the Charity Partner was Ending hunger together | Trussell.
Ultimately, these awards aim to inspire and reward those pushing for greener, more equitable practices, driving positive change across sectors such as food production, energy, transport, and beyond. Notable categories included:
Entries were judged on their measurable impact and long-term sustainability strategies.
The finalists represent businesses and organisations of all sizes. From startups to large corporations, sustainability can be integrated at every level. Moreover, through their commitment to reducing carbon footprints, promoting biodiversity, or advancing green technology, they demonstrate that progress toward a sustainable future is not only possible but necessary.
| Categories | Finalists | Winners |
| Sustainable Tourism & Hospitality Initiative of the Year | Keenaghan Cottage Larchfield Estate Mount Brandon Cottages | Killeavy Castle – Gold Winner Airfield Estate – Silver Winner |
| Social Sustainability, Diversity & Inclusion Initiative of the Year | ALDI Ireland Sustainable Green Initiatives The Clearbox Group Turn2Me | THE HomeShare – Gold Winner Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful – Silver Winner |
| Green Marketing/ Stakeholder Engagement Initiative of the Year | Fingal County Council Fish City Global Action Plan Leo Lynch Power NI, part of Energia Group | AFBI – Gold Winner ACT – Silver Winner |
| Net-Zero Initiative of the Year | Ballykilcavan Brewing Company Larchfield Estate NIE Networks The Boulevard | Pat O Donnell & Co. – Gold Winner Lyreco Ireland – Silver Winner |
| Green Exporter of the Year | The Culinary Food Group | AG Paving + Building Products – Gold Winner Plaswire Limited – Silver Winner |
| Energy Initiative / Project of the Year | Larchfield Estate Pure Reflections | BWG Foods – Gold Winner Copper Coast Renewables – Silver Winner Kyte Powertech Limited – Silver Winner |
| Food Waste Reduction Initiative of the Year | Airfield Estate Bread 41 FoodCloud Oir Lifestyle Limited T/A Oir Tonics Positive Carbon | FoodCloud – Gold Winner ALDI Ireland-Silver Winner |
| Waste, Resource Management & Circular Economy Initiative of the Year | BioDirect Camden Group Responsible Plastic Management Program Shareclub Spraoi agus Spórt | Plaswire Limited – Gold Winner Vyta – Silver Winner |
| Consultant / Consultancy of the Year | ACT AD Sustainability GS Renewable Synergy Environmental Limited t/a Enviroguide Consulting | Lawler Sustainability – Gold Winner Quadra Limited – Silver Winner |
| Housing, Buildings and / or Construction Initiative of the Year | Forja Works Ltd Lifesize Plans Leinster Limited | ACT – Gold Winner Felix O’Hare & Co – Silver Winner |
| Young Changemaker of the Year | Airfield Estate – Caitlin Breen Bean Around Ltd – Sadbh & Aisling Wood Ireland America Young Professionals Network – Luke Gibbons OutForm Consulting – Padraig Meehan The Odyssey Trust – Jamie Hamilton | Luke Gibbons – Ireland America Young Professionals Network & Trinity College Dublin – Gold Winner Aaron Marshall – Responsible Plastic Management Program – Silver Winner |
| Biodiversity Initiative of the Year | Breedon Reforest Nation TOBIN | Swarms.ie – Gold Winner RSPB Northern Ireland – Silver Winner |
| Agri-Food Initiative of the Year | Farm Fayre Fiorbhia Farm AFBI Wilsons Country | FoodCloud – Gold Winner Ballykilcavan Farm – Silver Winner |
| Small Business of the Year | ACT Dingle Sea Safari Pure Reflections Remakery Studio Timeless Celebrations Ireland | Ballykilcavan Brewing Company – Gold Winner Shareclub – Silver Winner |
| Tech for Good Initiative of the Year | Agri Data Analytics NatWest Cushon Turn2Me Veri-Connect | FoodCloud – Gold Winner Technological University of the Shannon – Silver Winner |
| Sustainable Business of the Year 2024 | FoodCloud | |
| Green Legacy Award | Randal Gilbert – NIE Networks |
Stay tuned to apply for our next All-Ireland Sustainability Awards for 2026 and showcase your business as a true sustainability champion. Whether you’re driving impactful change or supporting the movement, there’s a place for you whether as an applicant, winner, or sponsor (partnership & awards).
Our event will be held at the Europa Hotel, Belfast on the 27th of February 2026.
💡 Submit your application today before Friday the 12th of December 2025 and put your achievements in the spotlight.
💡Book tickets on our website: Book Awards Tickets for 2026 | All-Ireland Sustainability
🤝 Partner with us as a sponsor to align your brand with Ireland’s top sustainability innovators.
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