Including stunning beauty products, female-focused supplements, sweet treats and more, guests will take home a goodie bag worth more than €150
Women of 2024 A sneak peek inside the goodie bags the Irish Tatler Women of 2024 guests will take home
Inspirational and trailblazing women will be recognised at the event for their incredible achievements to their industries and wider society. From activists, philanthropists, creative forces and entrepreneurs, the awards represent the original and best respected platform for female achievement in Ireland.
With Davy as the event’s title sponsor, the Irish Tatler Women of the Year Awards have been produced with support from Marks & Spencer, Cointreau, Barry Fitzwilliam, Enterprise Ireland, Villa Maria Wines, San Pellegrino and Ireland’s Blue Book.
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