- Association of Electrical Contractors Ireland
The Association of Electrical Contractors in Ireland (AECI) celebrated a night of remarkable achievement on Friday, September 19, 2025, as its members were recognized for their excellence at the prestigious EIFI Electrical Industry Awards. The event, held at Croke Park, honoured the best in the industry, with AECI members securing top accolades in both the “AECI Contractor of the Year” and “Apprentice of the Year” categories.
The awards serve as a powerful testament to the skill, professionalism, and dedication of the AECI’s members, reinforcing the association’s role in setting national standards for electrical contracting.
The future of the industry was on full display with the Apprentice of the Year Award. The winner, Adam Bourke of Thomas Kenny & Co and highly commended Ciaran O’Dwyer of KN Electrical, Kevin Guinea of H&F Electrical Contractors Ltd, were praised for their exceptional technical skills, dedication to their craft, and academic achievements. Their success highlights the high calibre of talent being nurtured within AECI member companies and underscores the importance of quality apprenticeship programs in building Ireland’s skilled workforce.
Extended his congratulations to all the winners. He remarked on the significance of their achievements as a reflection of the hard work and high standards promoted by the association.
The EIFI Awards continue to be a highlight of the electrical industry calendar, providing a platform to acknowledge the contributions of companies and individuals who are essential to Ireland’s economic and energy future.
The future of the industry was on full display with the Apprentice of the Year Award. The winner, Adam Bourke of Thomas Kenny & Co and highly commended Ciaran O’Dwyer of KN Electrical, Kevin Guinea of H&F Electrical Contractors Ltd, were praised for their exceptional technical skills, dedication to their craft, and academic achievements. Their success highlights the high calibre of talent being nurtured within AECI member companies and underscores the importance of quality apprenticeship programs in building Ireland’s skilled workforce.