Green Awards 2019
Attended by the Minister of Communications, Climate Action & Environment, Richard Bruton TD, the 2019 Green Awards ceremony took place on Tuesday, February 26, at the Clayton Hotel Burlington Road, Dublin.
Congratulations to all the 2019 winners.
Launched in 2008, the Green Awards has established itself as a leading platform for sustainability intelligence, leadership and innovation in best green practice in Ireland. We are delighted to be partnering on the Awards and being part of the judging panel.
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