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Claire Whelan Asst Manager Cahir CU, Colin O’Gorman PGA professional, sponsored by Cahir CU, Student Bursary Draw winner Clarah Coffey, Conor English Chairperson CU, and Catherine McMinn, CU CEO.
Last Friday afternoon Cahir Credit Unions representatives met with local lady Clarah Coffey at the Cahir office to present her with the Student Bursary Prize for 2022.
The Credit Union Bursary Draw is a draw open to all students either entering or continuing their third level education in the current challenging times. The winner receives a €1,500 bursary prize. The Draw opened for entries in August 2022.
Clarah, who was just one of the many students that entered the Cahir Credit Unions Bursary competition in August last year said on the day “I am delighted to win Cahir Credit Unions Bursary Prize. It will go towards fees and all manner of student necessities. It’s a great competition and I encourage all students to enter it this year.”
Presenting the prize on the day was Colin O’Gorman PGA professional, sponsored by Cahir Credit Union as well as Conor English Chairperson of Cahir Credit Union, Catherine McMinn CEO Cahir Credit Union and Claire Whelan Assistant Manager of Cahir Credit Union who welcomed Clarah Coffey to Cahir Credit Union to accept her prize.
Well done Clarah.
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