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06 Sept 2025
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Phil O’Meara, President of the Pharmaceutical Managers’ Institute, with Alice Leahy at the Charity Lunch, where the Alice Leahy Trust was nominated as their Charity Partner for this year
Phil O’Meara, son of David and Bernie O’Meara, Ballyvaden, Fethard, is the current President of the Pharmaceutical Managers’ Institute.
Every December the institute host a charity lunch, and this year their nominated charity partner chosen was the Alice Leahy Trust.
The successful and enjoyable event was held in the Mansion House in Dublin in December.
Congratulations to Alice Leahy, originally from Fethard, who was a well-deserving recipient, in recognition of her work with the homeless since its existence in 1975.
The Alice Leahy Trust is a befriending, social and health service for people who are homeless, Charity No. CHY7014.
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