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John O'Shaughnessy has been announced as the new director of the County Tipperary Chamber.
John is the managing director of Clancy Construction, a national building contractor with a turnover of €100 million annually, with a work force of 180 full-time staff.
He holds a business degree in business administration (MBA), a law degree (LL.B Hons), Project Management Professional qualified (PMP) Dip in construction management, and is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Builders.
John is a past president of the Master Builder Contractors Association of Ireland and a past president of the Thurles Chamber of Commerce.
He has also been appointed by the Minister of Housing to the board of the Construction Industry Register of Ireland.
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