A Wexford business has won a prestigious national award…
The AIBF 2025 All Ireland awards ceremony took place in Croke Park last night and Wexford business – K&K Windows – brought back the silverware. The AIBF is an autonomous national accreditation body tasked with enterprise development. K&K Windows won the award for 2025 Enterprise of the Year, overcoming more than 700 businesses in the process to claim the Brian McEniff Cup.
From Wexford to nationwide success, they’ve shown what 30 years of vision, hard work, and heart can achieve.
Speaking after the awards ceremony, a spokesperson for K&K Windows said:
“We’re absolutely thrilled to announce that we’ve won the AIBF All Ireland Enterprise of the Year 2025 award, out of 700 businesses! What an incredible day celebrating with the top businesses in Croke Park. Huge thanks to our amazing team – we’re so grateful for all your hard work and dedication and our customers. Thanks to AIBF for giving us this opportunity,” they said.
Meanwhile, Wicklow/Wexford TD and businessman, Brian Brennan, shared his delight for the Kenny family from Craanford and told Wexford Weekly that:
“I have known Sorcha and Tomas for many years and this award is so well deserved. This business is a great success story – family owned, locally grown, community based. An excellent employer operating out of their state of the art premises in Craanford. Employing over 50 people in North Wexford, this company has gone from strength to strength over its 25 years in business and I can’t wait to see what the future holds for them,” Brennan said.
Jason Redmond
From Gorey, Jason is the owner of Wexford Weekly. He is also a post-primary English and History teacher.
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