The bonkers.ie Awards

About the Awards

The bonkers.ie Awards are all about celebrating companies that provide exceptional value and service to consumers in Ireland.

Now in their ninth year, the Awards are a chance for companies to be recognised for going the extra mile.

Each year there are over a dozen award categories across a variety of sectors such as banking, energy, communications and insurance.

The nominees for this year's Awards will be announced in December so check back soon!

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    Where will the ceremony take place?

    This year’s ceremony will take place on Thursday 27th February 2025 in the Round Room at the Mansion House in Dublin.

    Irish impressionist, comedian and TV and radio personality Oliver Callan will act as MC for the event and keep you entertained over the course of the evening.

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      Our supporters

      We’ve been delighted to have had the support of many of Ireland's leading banks, energy companies, telecommunications providers, and insurers over the years at the bonkers.ie Awards. Thank you to everyone.

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        Charity

        As well as recognising great customer service, the Awards have partnered with Irish charities to raise much needed funds for worthy causes.

        Recent charity partners have included mental health charity Aware, the Peter McVerry Trust, and Gerri’s Place, all for whom thousands have been raised.

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