Natasha Martsuk, Jan Tubielewicz, Mary Brummell and Joanne Burke.

KMK Metals Recycling and friends take 'Pink Break’ for Breast Cancer Ireland

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Edeltraud Kyck, Kurt Kyck and Marcin Wieciech.

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Natasha Martsuk, Jan Tubielewicz, Mary Brummell and Joanne Burke.

Published: Mon 9 Nov 2026, 11:00 AM

Everyone at KMK Metals Recycling, along with colleagues from neighbouring businesses, came together for a ‘Pink Break’ in support of Breast Cancer Ireland on the Friday of the October bank holiday weekend.

There was a fantastic atmosphere as everyone was encouraged to wear a splash of pink and take time to enjoy fresh coffee from The Little Coffee Hut and treats from Offbeat Donuts.

Thanks to the generosity of staff and neighbouring businesses, €570 was raised on the day.

KMK Metals Recycling added a further €6,000 company donation to Breast Cancer Ireland.

Kurt Kyck, managing director of KMK Metals Recycling, said: “It was fantastic to see everyone get behind our Pink Break and support such an important cause. Cancer affects so many individuals and families, including people within our own communities. A huge thank-you to everyone who took part and donated.”

KMK Metals Recycling has also separately donated €1,000 to the Irish Cancer Society, supporting a Pink Lunch fundraiser in Drogheda.

A huge thank you to everyone who wore pink, donated, joined us for the Pink Break and helped make the day such a success.