Ecofil Installs Iconic V Bottle Filling Station at Derrynane House

Ecofil Limited, Ireland’s leading provider of sustainable bottle filling stations, has completed the installation of its flagship Iconic V unit at Derrynane House, the ancestral home of Daniel O’Connell. The timing of this milestone coincides with preparations by the Office of Public Works (OPW) to commemorate the 250th anniversary of O’Connell’s birth.

The new Ecofil station provides a modern amenity for visitors to refill and reuse water bottles, encouraging environmentally conscious behaviour at a site deeply rooted in Irish history. Designed and manufactured in Ireland, the Iconic V units integrate seamlessly into heritage settings while championing sustainability.

This installation is part of a broader collaboration between the OPW and Ecofil, aimed at deploying Iconic V stations across a nationwide network of parks, public buildings, and historic landmarks.

Jimmy Guerin, Director of Ecofil, said, “We are extremely proud of having our Iconic V machine installed at such a meaningful and historic location. Derrynane House holds a special place in Irish history, and contributing to its sustainability journey aligns perfectly with Ecofil’s mission. Encouraging visitors to reuse and refill is a small act with a big impact—and doing that at a national hero’s home makes it even more significant.”

This initiative reflects Ecofil’s ongoing commitment to environmental leadership and its continued partnership with public sector organisations to reduce single-use plastics. The Iconic V water station has been installed in numerous public locations throughout Ireland including sports clubs and arenas, schools, universities and cultural locations. Ecofil is headquartered in Fingal, Dublin.

Prestigious accolade for Ecofil at the National Green Awards

Ecofil, a member of the ERG group and Ireland’s leading indoor and outdoor water solutions company has been nominated in three categories at the annual National Green Awards which have taken place this week.

The categories included the ‘Green Small Organisation of the Year’, which recognises small Irish businesses that integrate strong environmental practices into their strategy and operations, ‘The Sustainable Water Achievement Award’, which honours Irish organisations for innovative efforts in water conservation or quality improvement, and ‘The Green Technology Award’, which recognises established companies for proven technologies or processes that positively impact the environment.

The awards evening, the largest to date, attracted entries from some of the biggest national and international companies.

Jimmy Guerin, Director. Ecofil, said, “We were delighted to be selected as a finalist for the National Green Small Organisation of the Year. Our recently launched Iconic-V bottle filling station was also shortlisted for the Sustainable Water Achievement and Green Technology awards. Being recognised by the judges in these highly competitive categories is a fantastic endorsement of our product and a testament to the dedication of our design and manufacturing team.”

The Iconic-V is being rolled out across Ireland and will launch into European markets in Q2 2025.

As three-time winners of the National Green Awards, Ecofil remains committed to a greener environment and looks forward to participating in these prestigious awards for years to come.

Launched in 2008, the Green Awards recognise the extraordinary contribution and commitment that companies now make to growing a greener future in Irish business. The Green Awards is a leading platform for sustainability intelligence, leadership, and innovation in best green practices in Ireland.