Congratulations and well done to all our winners who received their awards at The Frylite Charity Gala Ball on Saturday 3rd November 2018.
EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR 2018 – Aoife Doherty
MANAGER OF THE YEAR AWARD 2018 – Rafal Rogulski
CUSTOMER SERVICE AWARD 2018 – Colum Hassan
DRIVER OF THE YEAR AWARDS 2018 – Paul Diver
DRIVER OF THE YEAR AWARDS 2018 – Indrius Obelienis
SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS 2018 – Michelle Doherty
SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS 2018 – Ken O’Donovan
SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS 2018 – Sinead McDermott
DEPOT OF THE YEAR 2018 – Dublin Depot
LIFE TIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 2018 – Stephen McGlinchey, Rodney McAllister, Isobel Warwick, Paula Barr, Aidan Loughrey, Mary McElhinney, Tom Cullen, Paul McShane, Niall Dolan
TEAM RECOGNITION AWARD 2018 – Strabane Telesales
THE JIMMY GILLESPIE YOUNG ACHIEVERS AWARD 2018 – Rhiannon Hegarty
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 2018 – George McCay
APPRECIATION AWARD 2018 – Eamon McCay – From all the Frylite Team
On Saturday 13th October 2018, Eamon McCay, founder/Managing Director of Frylite and the Senior Management team opted to sleep out overnight in Strabane Co.Tyrone to raise both awareness and funds to tackle the issue of homelessness across Ireland.
Currently we have raised over £10,000 for a variety of charities and The Frylite Sleep Out is just one part of a huge charity initiative designed to celebrate the company’s 30 years in business.
The support and generosity of everyone in Strabane and throughout Ireland has been incredible and we want to say a massive thank you to everyone who has donated.
We are so grateful for all donations and please support us by visiting our Frylite GoFundMe Page –
www.gofundme.com/frylite-celebrating-30years
The Bank of Ireland (Strabane Branch) held a coffee morning on Friday 12th October in advance of The Frylite SleepOut in Strabane to raise awareness and raise funds to tackle the issue of homelessness across Ireland.
£541.00 was raised and all proceeds of the coffee morning will go to a variety of charities including the Simon Community & DePaul.
Thank you to everyone at the Bank of Ireland and the local people of Strabane who called in to the bank and supported a great cause
Eamon McCay, founder and Managing Director of Frylite, is bravely opting to sleep out overnight in Strabane Co.Tyrone to raise both awareness and funds to tackle the issue of homelessness across Ireland.
Prompted by World Homeless Day on 10th October 2018, Eamon will spend the night of Saturday, 13th October on the streets of Strabane.
Eamon acknowledges that he is fortunate in being able to choose the temporary homelessness and understands that for others it is not a choice. Almost 10,000 people described themselves as homeless in Ireland this year. That includes men, women, couples and families. These are staggering -figures, but the most important message is that we can all help.
Eamon is working in partnership with a variety of charities including DePaul, a cross-border charity supporting some of the most marginalised individuals, couples and families experiencing homelessness. Their mission is to end homelessness and change the lives of those affected by it.
The Frylite Sleep Out is also just one part of a huge charity initiative designed to celebrate the company’s 30 years in business. Over the course of 12 months, colleagues are being encouraged to play their part in raising £30,000 to be donated to a range of nominated charities.
Eamon says “Frylite has always aimed to give back to the communities in which we live and work. Because we’re an all-Ireland business, we’ve found many ways to do this over the years and saw our 30 years in business as an even bigger opportunity to do more of the same. I personally am delighted to make this small gesture to help raise awareness of a nationwide issue.
“I would be very grateful if you can donate what you can to this most deserving of causes by visiting our Frylite GoFundMe Page – www.gofundme.com/frylite-celebrating-30years.”
Well done to all the staff at Frylite Strabane who raised a total of £588.00 at The Cricket & BBQ night held in Sion Mills Cricket Club
The team had a great night & all money raised will go towards ‘Raising £30,000 to celebrate 30 Years in Business’ for a variety of charities
Thank you all for your donations and well done
At Frylite we really do care about our excellent standards and reputation.
That’s why we have achieved Grade AA Accreditation BRC Global Standard for Food Safety, Issue 7
Our food safety management system, which is tried, tested and accredited by BRC gives customers assurance through recognised certification that the controls we have in place actually work, and effectively manage any potential risk to our product at every stage in the process.
BRC Food Safety Standard aim is to establish good manufacturing practices which provide assurance to customers that the company produce safe, legal products that meet the quality levels expected by customers.
Our corporate Food Safety programme covers every section of the business operations from intake, processing, filling; right the way through to distribution storage and back again. We must comply with the standards right across the business, not just in relation to the distribution and storage element of the process or business.
Frylite asked the renowned Omagh based photographer Tony Moore to commission a unique photograph in the local area to celebrate our 30th celebrations.
Tony’s latest International award winning commission is on display in the boardroom of the Frylite Headquarters in Strabane.
This Derry City cityscape, achieved the top placed “Judges Choice Award” with the Societies of Photographers Competition, coming ahead of 1173 other entries from all around the world!
We are absolutely delighted with our beautiful photograph & congratulations to Tony on winning such a prestigious award.
