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What is the Irish Made Awards?

Adele Miner by Adele Miner
July 28, 2026
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Guests at the Irish Made Awards celebrating Irish makers

As we prepare for the 2026 Irish Made Awards, let’s look at what the awards champion and celebrate.

Entries for the 2026 Irish Made Awards, proudly supported by Circle Club is now open. While we search for businesses manufacturing in Ireland up and down the country, we want to take this moment to share what the awards are all about, and why we’re so proud of reaching an important milestone.

2026 will mark ten years since the Irish Made Awards began. This milestone marks a decade of supporting makers, creatives and producers in Ireland. Every year for the past decade, the finalists and winners have showcased something truly special. That the products being made here in Ireland are totally unique. That they are high in quality, sustainably and ethically produced, and each tell a story of our small country.

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Spotlighting authentic Irish manufacturing, the awards tell the stories of the people behind the products that are uniquely Irish-made. With 15 categories in the 2026 awards, the awards highlight local talent across sectors from food to fashion, wellness and homeware. Check out all of our categories:

2026 categories

■ Fashion

■ Accessories

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■ Jewellery

■ Beauty

■ Wellness

■ Home

■ Food

■ Drink

■ Kids

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■ Pets

■ Gift

■ Sustainability

■ Local Retailer

■ Lifetime Achievement

■ Rising Star Award

The awards serve as a vital platform for showcasing Irish-made products and fostering a sense of community among creators and makers. It also enhances the visibility of local production, with many of our finalists gaining significant publicity through the awards. We’ve seen collaborations be born among finalists who meet at the awards and products become sold out after receiving a much-deserved platform.

Aside from recognition, our overall winner will walk away with a prestigious €12,000 premium advertising package from Irish Country Magazine, and they’ll also receive an annual Producers Circle membership for Circle Club.

Emma Clarkin, head of marketing at Circle Club, says why they choose to partner with the awards: “We are proud to partner with the Irish Made Awards once again, especially as they celebrate 10 years of championing Irish creativity and entrepreneurship. A decade of storytelling is a remarkable milestone, and one that truly reflects the spirit of Irish business. At Circle Club, hospitality and culture are at the heart of everything we do, creating space for meaningful connections and shared experiences. Supporting an initiative that shines a light on Irish talent, innovation and community feels especially fitting for us in 2026.”

To be part of the 2026 awards, enter here. To read advice from past judges on how to stand out as an entry, click here. For FAQ, click here. And, for tickets to the awards ceremony in Johnstown Estate, click here.

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