Cork home wins Ireland’s Most Christmassy Home national competition
Sean and Noreen Mc Sweeney from Drimoleague took the prize
A Cork home has been crowned Ireland’s Most Christmassy Home for 2021, winning thousands for a local charity in the process.
Sean and Noreen Mc Sweeney from Drimoleague took the prize following a public vote in Energia’s annual competition. Energia will donate €6,000 to the Bantry Hospice Project on behalf of Sean and Noreen.
The second and third place runners up will also receive €4,000 and €2,000 respectively, with Tony Fitzpatrick from Wexford, donating his €4,000 to Wexford Hospice Homecare, while Christina and Philip Walker from Carlow have selected Make-A-Wish to receive their €2,000 prize.
“All of the Energia team would like to extend their warmest congratulations to Sean and Noreen for being crowned Ireland’s Most Christmassy Home, as well as to the runners up Tony Fitzpatrick and Christina and Philip Walker," Geoff Codd, Head of Energia Marketing and Retail Development said.
"We are delighted to have the opportunity to make donations on behalf of the winners to the Bantry Hospice Project, Wexford Hospice Project and Make-A-Wish who each play vital roles in our communities throughout the country. We would like to wish everyone throughout Ireland a very Merry Christmas from all of us here at Energia and look forward to the competition in 2022.”
Over the past six years of the nationwide competition to find the country’s most festive home, the total donated to charities by Energia on behalf of the winners has grown to €48,000.
In addition to the charity donation, Energia has also gifted each of the finalists a €500 Smart Home Store voucher.
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