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19 Mar 2026

Derry's Atelier Hair crowned Hair Salon of the Year

Derry's Atelier Hair crowned Hair Salon of the Year

Derry's Atelier Hair has been crowned Hair Salon of the Year at the Professional Beauty and Hairdressers Journal Ireland Beauty, Hair & Spa Awards 2023.

The crowning ceremony took place at the Intercontinental Hotel in Dublin on November 12, where Atelier Hair stood out among top contenders from around the country.

Since its inception in the middle of Covid 2020 in the historic Ebrington site, Atelier Hair has not only thrived but also garnered national recognition for excellence in the hair and beauty industry. Boasting a team of 20, Atelier Hair has proven to be a force in the competitive landscape.

Owner Ronan Stewart expressed his pride in the achievement, emphasising its significance for both his team and the city of Derry.

He said: "It’s amazing, and we’re so honoured to have won this award. This is the first time we’ve entered the Hairdressers Journal, Hair & Spa Awards, and to win our category up against some of best salons in Ireland is just brilliant.

"Derry is becoming a real destination, and we hope this award will help showcase what a great city it is, not just for a premier salon but for everything else—restaurants, culture, music and style."

Manager Leonie Sheehan, who looked after the application for the awards, said: "We’re just so proud of our young dedicated team and our amazing clients. It’s been a great event, and we’re blown away to have won."

Commenting on the announcement, Jayne Lewis-Orr, HJ’s Executive Director, said: "Congratulations to Atelier Hair for being named Hair Salon of the Year. Ireland has many exceptional hairdressing businesses, so being selected as our winner demonstrates unparalleled passion, professionalism, and expertise, as well as a genuine understanding of what clients want from a salon experience."

The gala event held in Dublin marked a pivotal moment for Atelier Hair, solidifying its status as a leader in the industry.

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