The integrated resort "Ireland Castle," located in Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi Province, has solidified its position as a "good company" by being recognized for its efforts in promoting coexistence with the local community.
The representative of Ireland Castle received the Grand Prize in the Regional Community Coexistence category at the 2nd Korea Social Value Awards held on the 17th. Provided by Ireland Castle
On January 19, Ireland Castle announced that it had received the Grand Prize in the Community Coexistence category at the 2nd Korea Social Value Awards, which was hosted by the Korea Social Contribution Association, an organization certified by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, and sponsored by Public News Agency and Miniature Village, on January 17.
Ireland Castle is a leading leisure facility in northern Gyeonggi Province, featuring a three-star hotel, a large-scale water park that can accommodate more than 6,000 people simultaneously, and a natural hot spring sauna sourced from 1,120 meters underground. The resort has consistently fulfilled its social responsibilities by prioritizing the hiring of local talent, hosting water park invitation events for vulnerable groups, and engaging in public-private partnership donation activities.
In particular, Ireland Castle plans to further strengthen its ties with the local community in light of this award. The company is currently considering specific programs such as bath invitation events for local seniors and support for "joint weddings" for couples who have been unable to hold ceremonies due to financial difficulties.
A representative from Ireland Castle commented, "Winning this Grand Prize is especially meaningful because it acknowledges the sincerity of Ireland Castle’s commitment to growing together with the local community. We will continue to create sustainable coexistence models that provide tangible benefits to the community as a responsible company."
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