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Clonmel Credit Union briefs local politicans on merger talks with Charleville CU

Clonmel Credit Union management and board members met with local councillors and Oireachtas members in Clonmel Town Hall this morning to brief the public representatives on the "exploratory" merger talks they are engaged in with Charleville Credit ...

27 Feb 2017 at 16:29

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Clonmel Credit Union assets at €186m with no cost involved in failed merger approach

No cost had arisen to Clonmel Credit Union from the failed approach by Charleville Credit Union to it in late 2016 about a possible merger. Credit Union president Andrew Bourke told the annual meeting that no cost had arisen to Clonmel Credit ...

22 Dec 2017 at 17:05

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Clonmel Credit Union to convene special general meeting

Clonmel Credit Union is to organise a special general meeting within the next five weeks in response to a members' petition requesting it be convened to discuss the controversial merger talks with Charleville CU in Co. Cork. Paul Davey, CEO ...

15 Mar 2017 at 11:39

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BREAKING: Clonmel Credit Union merger plan called off

Clonmel Credit Union has announced it is not to proceed with seeking an amalgmation with Charleville Credit Union in Co. Cork. News of the abandonment of the controversial amalgamation negotiations was revealed in a joint statement issued ...

28 Mar 2017 at 13:01

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Call on Clonmel Credit Union not to consider any mergers in the future

A councillor has said Clonmel Credit Union shouldn't seek to merge with any further credit unions in the wake of the appointment of liquidators to a Co. Cork credit union that Clonmel CU engaged in merger talks with earlier this year. ...

17 Oct 2017 at 18:04

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Information meeting on takeover proposal should be organised for Clonmel Credit Union members, says councillor

Clonmel Credit Union has been urged by a former board member to organise an information meeting for its members about the takeover talks it is engaging in with Charleville Credit Union in Co. Cork. The call has been issued by ...

22 Feb 2017 at 08:00

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Charleville Credit Union liquidation - Clonmel Credit Union had opted out of merger talks in March

The County Cork credit union that went into liquidation today had been in talks with Clonmel Credit Union about a possible merger. However following disquiet among members at the proposed move, Clonmel Credit Union opted out ...

13 Oct 2017 at 15:18

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Clonmel Credit Union cancels plan for special general meeting

Clonmel Credit Union will not proceed with a special general meeting following a ballot of the members who petitioned for the meeting over a controversial proposed merger with Charleville CU that has now been abandoned. A ...

13 Apr 2017 at 14:57

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Speculation on possible Clonmel Credit Union takeover of Charleville CU

The Manager of Clonmel Credit Union has refused to confirm or deny that it is engaged in takeover talks with the troubled Charleville Credit Union. Paul Davey said Clonmel Credit Union didn't wish to comment on media ...

20 Feb 2017 at 14:09

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Clonmel Credit Union members sign petition to request special general meeting

A request for a special general meeting of Clonmel Credit Union in relation to the merger talks with Charleville Credit Union will be submitted to credit union management later today following a resolution passed at ...

01 Mar 2017 at 13:33

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