Schlotter Ireland DAC

We’re excited to announce that our website has a fresh new look! We’ve updated everything to make it easier for you to find the information you need, explore our range of chemical products, and learn more about how we work. Take a look and let us know what you think – we’d love to hear your feedback! Visit us at www.schlotter.ie and check out the new experience!

Schlotter Ireland was delighted to welcome Steven Glass and Rick Morgan from Modumetal to our facility recently. It was a fantastic opportunity to share insights and explore future collaborations. Looking forward to many more such enriching interactions! Pictured here: Rick Morgan, Steven Glass, and our CEO, Damian Carey

As part of our strong commitment to environmental sustainability, Schlotter Ireland successfully installed and commissioned solar photovoltaic cells on our site this week. We extend heartfelt congratulations to our dedicated Engineering team. In the image below, you can see Dr. Geldbach, David Geldbach, Eddie Lee (Schlotter Singapore), John Taylor (Schlotter Co UK), Dr. Zoellinger (Schlotter Germany), Paul Griffiths (Schlotter Co UK), Daniel Carinci (Schlotter Sweden), and Damian Carey (Schlotter Ireland) during one of the early installation phases

Schlötter Ireland is a Business Supporter of the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan. The All-Ireland Pollinator Plan is a framework bringing together different sectors across the island of Ireland to create a landscape where pollinators can survive and thrive. Implementation is coordinated by the National Biodiversity Data Centre. The All-Ireland Pollinator Plan is a shared plan of action to restore pollinator populations to healthy levels. For more information, please follow the link for free resources to help you learn more about our different pollinators and what you can do to help them. https://pollinators.ie

Schlotter Ireland recently hosted the Schlotter Group’s CEO Meeting. The event brought together key leaders, including Dr. Geldbach, David Geldbach, Eddie Lee (Schlotter Singapore), John Taylor (Schlotter Co UK), Dr. Zoellinger (Schlotter Germany), Paul Griffiths (Schlotter Co UK), Daniel Carinci (Schlotter Sweden) and Damian Carey (Schlotter Ireland). During the meeting, the team explored the company’s capabilities and addressed upcoming challenges for 2024. Additionally, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to Paul Griffiths for his outstanding contributions throughout his successful career at Schlotter, and we wish him a wonderful retirement!

Colin Judge Paralimpic Medalist standing ovation at ISME Ireland annual business lunch. Neil McDonnell , CEO of ISME Ireland opened proceedings at the ISME business lunch today. This was the rerun of the annual lunch held in November 2023 after the discovery of a WW2 bomb brought the gathering to an abrupt halt with a full evacuation. Wearing an army helmet, Neil showed the audience the fire exits and said "there are no planned fire drills today" to the amusement of the audience. Marc ODwyer , chairman of ISME and sole sponsor of Irish paralympic table tennis player, Colin Judge welcomed the Paralympic medalist to the stage. I get inspired by entrepreneurs who came up the hard way and make it happen against all odds. I rarley, if ever get inspired by sports "stars". What followed was the most inspirational talk I've ever heard from a sports person. Colin was born with no legs and 1 arm. Here's the 9 key takeaways I got from this incredibly humble, authentic, inspiring person. 1. Have parents that push you. Colins parents made him excercise the "try it muscle". 2. Gratitude is an incredible emotion and outweighs all emotions. It's hard to be angry, jealous or sad when you are grateful. 3.Forget about "why me?" 4.When you discover your passion, no matter how hard it gets, you will make it happen. 5. At the start he couldn't put a ball on the table but had a self belief that made him persevere. 6. All his life Colin was told "you can't do that or you shouldn't do this". Luckily he didn't listen. 7. Being reclassed into a tougher classification for the Paralimpics against more able bodied competitors was the most difficult thing in his life Colin explained, but how it made him a better sportsman and how he qualified for the Paralympics in that higher class, thanks to the Covid delay to get even fitter. 8. Embrace failure. 9. Look at the things we HAVE to do and see them as things we CAN do and we're lucky we are ABLE to do. Before he'd even finished there was a standing ovation and we're tight with our standing ovations in Ireland, I'm still waiting for my first one, 🥲 As we sat down I asked a few at our table "well, marks out of 10 ?" 11 was the answer and I noticed these hardy businessmen with tears of inspiration running down their cheeks, and mine. Thanks to all the ISME Ireland team for a wonderful day of learning, networking and fun. Good luck Colin Judge with qualifying for Paris 2024 and LA 2028. Give it max !

Schlötter Ireland DAC Awarded EcoVadis Gold Rating. EcoVadis has awarded Schlötter Ireland a gold medal for our first assessment, which places us in the top 5% of globally rated organisations. The EcoVadis Sustainability Scorecard illustrates performance across 21 indicators in four themes: Environment, Ethics, Labour & Human Rights and Sustainable Procurement.

Schlotter football team in action today in a charity game for kildare animal foundation , there will be some sore bodys tomorrow 🤣🤣🤣

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! #merrychristmas #schlötter #happynewyear #thankful