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A great social evening was had by all that attend the National Hairdressing Awards 2010 on Sunday night 20th June in the stunning Shelbourne Hotel, Stephens Green, Dublin.

The International Guest on the evening was Ms Annie Humphreys. Ms Humphreys arguably is the most imaginative and iconic colourist ever to have graced the industry.

Below are some shots from the evening. Irish Hairdresser International Magazine also held the Irish Photographic Awards at this event. (All photos by The Image Studio).

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IRISH HAIRDRESSERS FEDERATION

IRISH ICON AWARDS 2009

HALL OF LEADERS

HALL OF FAME

ALL STARS

Glamour and excitement was the order of the night at the National Hairdressing Awards 2009 celebrating the success of Icons in Irish Hairdressing. Some of the countries most successful hairdressing talent were in attendance. The event held in Shelbourne Hotel on Sunday 13th June kicked off with an International Icon Award being awarded to Mr Patrick Cameron one of the worlds greatest hairdressers who was the Irish industries chosen guest icon.

The IHF ALL STAR Award is an achievement or recognition of service to the industry. It can be a once-off or a continuous contribution highlighting the IHF and the industry in a positive light to the general public in many different ways. Hairdressers at all levels can be nominated for this award but must be young at heart.

THE IHF ALL STAR AWARDS 2009:

James Baird, Allure, Market Square, Ballina, Co Mayo

Paul Davy, Toni & Guy, 52 Dame Street, Dublin 2

Louise Jordan, Bellissimo Hair & Beauty, Headford Road SC, Headford, Galway

Nick Mooney, Salon ICE, 10 Friary Road, Naas, Co Kildare

Cyril Morgan, Hugh Campbell Hair Group, Marbles, Cruises Street, Limerick

Olive Tucker, House of Colour, 64 Middle Abbey Street, Dubiln 1

Kiva Wheelan, Peter Mark Head Office, 15 Ely Place, The Plaza, Dublin 2

HALL OF LEADERS

The Hall of Leaders is the industry's opportunity to pay tribute to the many women and men who gave something 'special' to the Irish Hairdressing industry in the past or who may still be contributing.

These people are the visionaries, revolutionaries, trend-setters that have shaped the course of our Irish Hairdressing history - in several different areas. They have stimulated the imagination of others, inhabited dreams and crossed all sorts of barriers.

INTERNATIONAL ICON 2009

Our International guest in 2009 - Patrick Cameron - An Interantional hairdresser whom the Irish hairdressing industry adopt and honour as their International Icon.

The Hall of Leaders Awards were presented to:

Kevin Cahill, Sankeiv, 3 Trinity Street, Dublin 2
Hugh Campbell, Hugh Campbell Hair Group, Melo Yelo, Shannon Street, Limerick
MIchael White, Salon 33, 33 Patrick Street, Cork

THE INTERNATIONAL ICON AWARD 2009 was presented to:

MR PATRICK CAMERON

Hairdressers throughout the world looking for inspiration when dressing long hair look to one man for creativity, inspiration and motivation - Patrick Cameron.

The Hall of Fame Award honours competitive hairdressers and also some media 'darlings'. It is focused on hairdressers who have won either:

The Irish Hairdresser of the Year Award three times,
The Irish Photographic Award three times or
Have held the Champion of All Irish Champions Award for three years or more.

OUTSRANDING CONTRIBUTION TO THE IHF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2009

Irene Devereux

Charles Hussey

For more information contact Pauline O'Carroll.
IHF 056-8833808
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Fire Prevention

All Salons owners and employees depend on the continued ell being of their Salon for thier livelihood. A serious fire can easily disrupt the day to day running of the Salonand in some cases even put them out of business. Major fires can be started by arsonists, misuse of electrical equipment, smoking materials, mechanical head and sparks, rubbish burning or other causes. The spread of fire thoruhgout the premises may be assisted by waste, electricla insulation, packaging materials, stock or flammable liquids suchy as dyes or liquids.