Ryans Cleaning To Conduct Industry Survey At Easter Festival At Fairyhouse Racecourse
The second of four planned racecourse cleaning surveys is set to take place on Easter Weekend at the Grand National Meeting at Fairyhouse Racecourse. The survey will be included within the racecard for patrons to complete and a VIP Hospitality Prize for two at Fairyhouse Racecourse will be on offer to one lucky participant. The […]
Ryans Cleaning fundraising donation to Limerick Neonatal Unit Fund
Margo Dunworth, Clinical Maternity Manager at the Regional Maternity Hospital, receiving a cheque for €2,000 from Caitlin Fahey, her father Roderick Fahey and her mother Catriona Fahey representing Ryans Cleaning, Thurles. Every year the team at Ryans Cleaning choose a charity to raise funds for and in 2017 the Limerick Neonatal Unit Fund was selected. […]
Ryans Cleaning scoop top Facilities Management Award as part of Croke Park’s In-House Facilities Management Team
Ryans Cleaning based in Thurles has won the 2018 Facilities Management Award for ‘FM Team of the Year In-House’ as part of Croke Park’s In-House Facilities Management Team. The awards took place (last night) on Wednesday, 31st of January at The Ballsbridge Hotel in Dublin. The Ryan Family who own and run the progressive cleaning […]
Ryans Cleaning highlights from a spotless 2017
Local company Ryans Cleaning have had one hell of a year keeping some of Ireland and the UK’s top events clean and green! The firm which has recently been shortlisted for no less than two Green Awards has had an eventful year and would like to thank their team, clients and suppliers for their support. […]
Tipperary’s Ryans Cleaning Fairies keep Wild Lights sparkling at Dublin Zoo
Event cleaning firm Ryans Cleaning have been set a whole new challenge by the team at Dublin Zoo. As well as their usual role keeping the Zoo spick and span by day, they are now tasked with the job of cleaning the Zoo at night as ‘Wild Lights’ runs from now until Sunday, 7th of […]
Irish company cleaning up in the UK celebrate their inaugural Premiership Stadium clean at the Watford v Arsenal game at Vicarage Road!
Ryans Cleaning, an Irish firm based in County Tipperary which provides event specialist cleaning services both here and in the UK completed their first premiership stadium clean at Watford FC on Saturday. The Watford v Arsenal game attracted a huge home crowd to Vicarage Road as they faced tough opposition from a top premiership team. […]
Ryan’s Cleaning Appoints Elaine Ryan As Managing Director For Ireland And UK
Ryans Cleaning, a Tipperary based firm which provides event specialist cleaning services both here and in the UK has appointed Elaine Ryan, Managing Director for Ireland and the UK. Elaine has been with the company since 2009 when she started as Financial Controller, quickly establishing an active role within the company, she was promoted to […]
Ryans cleaning up at the Galway Festival
7 days racing + 150,000 patrons = 15,000 refuse bags + 7,000 wheelie bin liners The equation for another successful event clean for Ryans Cleaning The Galway Festival looks on target to reach 150,000 patrons this week however, as the racing stars and festival fashionistas enjoy the limelight there are unsung heroes doing […]
Four Tipperary companies shortlisted for SFA National Small Business Awards 2017
The finalists in the SFA National Small Business Awards 2017 have been officially announced by Patricia Callan, SFA Director. The aim of the awards is to celebrate the achievements of small business in Ireland, and to recognise the vital contribution of the small business sector to Irish industry. 35 companies have been selected as finalists, […]
Two Tipperary Finalists Announced in the SFA National Small Business Awards 2016
The finalists in the SFA National Small Business Awards 2016 have been officially announced by AJ Noonan, SFA Chairman and Chair of the Awards Judging Panel. The aim of the awards is to celebrate the achievements of small business in Ireland, and to recognise the vital contribution of the small business sector to Irish industry. […]
