All photos: Jenny Callanan Photography After a busy week of really successful events, Local Enterprise Office Louth concluded Local Enterprise Week with the Louth Enterprise Awards, hosted by Local Enterprise Office Louth and Louth County Council. The Best Start-Up Award was won by Donal Quinn of ENSO Initiatives. Donal has developed a unique platform to specifically help small businesses, who cannot afford specialist teams and consultants, to develop, implement, track, and communicate their sustainability plans. Frank Clarke of Omuu was named winner of the Innovation Award. Frank has developed an innovative insect based veterinary dog food. The product is designed to help dogs from nose to tail with each ingredient perfectly chosen to serve a unique nutritional purpose. The award for Best Established Business was presented to David Kieran of ZOMA. Established back in 2017 as a marketing, branding and web development agency, the company has evolved to offer 3D and Augmented Reality services. The highpoint of the ceremony was the announcement of ZOMA as the overall winner of the Louth Enterprise Awards 2024. David Kieran will now represent Louth at the National Enterprise Awards finals at The Mansion House, Dublin, in May. Below: Winner of the Best Established Business Award and Overall Winner David Kierans, Zoma Creative Marketing and Web Design, Winner of the Innovation Award Frank Clarke, Omuu Limited and Winner of the Best Start-Up Award Donal Quinn of Enso Initiatives Limited at the Louth County Final of the National Enterprise Awards. Pictured where with Pamela Kerr and Sarah Mallon from Local Enterprise Office Louth and Cathaoirleach of Louth County Council Cllr. Paula Butterly.

placeholder image — All photos: Jenny Callanan Photography After a busy week of really successful events, Local Enterprise Office Louth concluded Local Enterprise Week with the Louth Enterprise Awards, hosted by Local Enterprise Office Louth and Louth County Council. The Best Start-Up Award was won by Donal Quinn of ENSO Initiatives. Donal has developed a unique platform to specifically help small businesses, who cannot afford specialist teams and consultants, to develop, implement, track, and communicate their sustainability plans. Frank Clarke of Omuu was named winner of the Innovation Award. Frank has developed an innovative insect based veterinary dog food. The product is designed to help dogs from nose to tail with each ingredient perfectly chosen to serve a unique nutritional purpose. The award for Best Established Business was presented to David Kieran of ZOMA. Established back in 2017 as a marketing, branding and web development agency, the company has evolved to offer 3D and Augmented Reality services. The highpoint of the ceremony was the announcement of ZOMA as the overall winner of the Louth Enterprise Awards 2024. David Kieran will now represent Louth at the National Enterprise Awards finals at The Mansion House, Dublin, in May. Below: Winner of the Best Established Business Award and Overall Winner David Kierans, Zoma Creative Marketing and Web Design, Winner of the Innovation Award Frank Clarke, Omuu Limited and Winner of the Best Start-Up Award Donal Quinn of Enso Initiatives Limited at the Louth County Final of the National Enterprise Awards. Pictured where with Pamela Kerr and Sarah Mallon from Local Enterprise Office Louth and Cathaoirleach of Louth County Council Cllr. Paula Butterly.

PHOTOS: Louth Enterprise Awards celebrates excellence

By Donard McCabe

Multimedia News Reporter

Published 20th Mar 2024, 18:33 GMT

Local Enterprise Office Louth concluded Local Enterprise Week with the Louth Enterprise Awards

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Winner of the Best Established Business Award and Overall Winner David Kierans, Zoma Creative Marketing and Web Design with Fiona Kieran, Chris Brennan and Niall Roland all from Zoma at the Louth County Final of the National Enterprise Awards.

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Winner of the Innovation Award at the Louth County Final of the National Enterprise Awards is Frank Clarke, Omuu Limited. He is pictured receiving his award from Cathaoirleach of Louth County Council Cllr. Paula Butterly and LEO Louth's Pamela Kerr.

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Winner of the Best Start-Up Award at the Louth County Final of the National Enterprise Awards is Donal Quinn of Enso Initiatives Limited. Donal pictured receiving his award from Cathaoirleach of Louth County Council Cllr. Paula Butterly and LEO Louth's Pamela Kerr.

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Winner of the Best Established Business Award at the Louth County Final of the National Enterprise Awards is David Kierans, Zoma Creative Marketing and Web Design. David pictured receiving his award from Cathaoirleach of Louth County Council Cllr. Paula Butterly and LEO Louth's Pamela Kerr.

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PHOTOS: Louth Enterprise Awards celebrates excellence

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