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06 Sept 2025
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Clonmel Credit Union hosted Minister of State for Financial Services, Credit Unions, and Insurance, Neale Richmond TD, along with representatives from six local Credit Unions to discuss the evolving financial landscape and the key challenges facing the sector in Tipperary.
The roundtable provided an opportunity for CEOs and directors from credit unions across the region to engage with Minister Richmond on critical issues, strengthen collaboration and ensure that credit unions continue to thrive and serve their communities amidst a changing financial environment.
Pictured at Clonmel Credit Union was:
Standing L-R: Audrey Conway (Clonmel CU), Celine Scully (Clonmel CU), John Power (Carrick CU), John P Hartnett (Tipp CU), Michéal Moloney (CEO Tipp CU), Patrick Kett (CEO Mulcair CU), John Delaney (Mulcair CU), Catherine McMinn (CEO Cahir CU), Annette Brett (Clonmel CU), Conor English (Cahir CU), Pádraig Enright (CEO Clonmel CU).
Sitting L-R: Pat Dunphy (CEO Carrick CU), Pat Naughton (CEO Nenagh CU), Senator Garret Ahearn, Minister Neale Richmond, Cllr Michael Murphy, Cllr John Fitzgerald.
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