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04022015-CareerWise-009 DK 04/02/2015 REPRO FREE Julie Kelleher and Catriona Bebbington, Depuy Synthes at the CIPD Southern Region business breakfast at the Maryborough Hotel, Cork PIC Darragh Kane
04022015-CareerWise-008 DK 04/02/2015 REPRO FREE Eleanor Driscoll, South Infirmary Victoria University Hospital, Margaret McCarthy, Herlihys Centra and Anne Nugent, Novartis at the CIPD Southern Region business breakfast at the Maryborough Hotel, Cork PIC Darragh Kane
04022015-CareerWise-007 DK 04/02/2015 REPRO FREE Tracey Walton, Trend Micro and Sean Carrick, MSD at the CIPD Southern Region business breakfast at the Maryborough Hotel, Cork PIC Darragh Kane
04022015-CareerWise-006 DK 04/02/2015 REPRO FREE Olive Grimely, Cork and Mari Manning, CIPD Southern Region at the CIPD Southern Region business breakfast at the Maryborough Hotel, Cork PIC Darragh Kane
04022015-CareerWise-005 DK 04/02/2015 REPRO FREE Audrey McSweeney, CareerWise Recruitment and Rachel O'Brien, Intel Security at the CIPD Southern Region business breakfast at the Maryborough Hotel, Cork PIC Darragh Kane
04022015-CareerWise-001 DK 04/02/2015 REPRO FREE Conor O’Connell, Chairman CIPD, Ken Murphy, Director CareerWise Recruitment, Donal Sullivan, Vice President & General Manager, Tyco and Liam Linehan, Chartered Institute of Personnel Development Southern Region Ireland at the CIPD Southern Region business breakfast at the Maryborough Hotel, Cork PIC Darragh Kane
sod-3 IE EE LIVE NEWS 03/02/2015 ... Dr. Margaret O'Donovan, principal, with Jennifer Chadwick, head girl, and Sophie Collins, deputy head girl, during the turning of the sod for a new extension of three classrooms and a resource room at Regina Mundi College, Douglas Road, Cork. Also in picture are Adele Flynn, deputy principal; Edmund Corrigan, manager; Kenneth Hennessy, architect, Donal Kenneally, KDC Ltd., building contractor; Colleen Hartley, chairperson, student council, and members of the student council. Picture: Denis Minihane.
sod-2 IE EE LIVE NEWS 03/02/2015 ... At the turning of the sod for a new extension of three classrooms and a resource room at Regina Mundi College, Douglas Road, Cork, were Dr. Margaret O'Donovan, principal, (right) and Adele Flynn, deputy principal, with members of the student council. Picture: Denis Minihane.
sod-1 IE EE LIVE NEWS 03/02/2015 ... Dr. Margaret O'Donovan, principal, with Colleen Hartley, chairperson, student council, (left) and Jennifer Chadwick, head girl, holding the shovel following the turning of the sod for a new extension of three classrooms and a resource room at Regina Mundi College, Douglas Road, Cork. Picture: Denis Minihane.
JH Yghl Seafield Developmen EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News The derelict buildings, pictured in the foreground, at Seafield Technical Textiles Ltd. in Youghal where a planning application has been lodged for redevelopment of the site. A public meeting was held in Youghal to welcome the redevelopment project despite three objections to the plan. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl Seafield Developmen1 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News Freda Landers, Jackie Healy, Jennifer Coakley and Siobhan Stapleton, at the top table during a public meeting to welcome the redevelopment of the derelict site at Seafield Technical Textiles Ltd. in Youghal despite three objections lodged against the plans. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl Seafield Developmen0 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News Martina McCarthy and Liam McLellan, both from Youghal, at a public meeting to welcome the redevelopment of the derelict site at Seafield Technical Textiles Ltd. in Youghal despite three objections lodged against the plans. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl Seafield Developm 31 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News Some of the attendance at a public meeting to welcome the redevelopment of the derelict site at Seafield Technical Textiles Ltd. in Youghal despite three objections lodged against the plans. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl Seafield Developm 30 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News Shannon Coleman and David Watkins, both from Youghal, at a public meeting to welcome the redevelopment of the derelict site at Seafield Technical Textiles Ltd. in Youghal despite three objections lodged against the plans. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl Seafield Developm 21 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News Some of the attendance at a public meeting to welcome the redevelopment of the derelict site at Seafield Technical Textiles Ltd. in Youghal despite three objections lodged against the plans. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl Seafield Developm 20 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News Cllr.Mary Lineman Foley with her daughter Clara at a public meeting to welcome the redevelopment of the derelict site at Seafield Technical Textiles Ltd. in Youghal despite three objections lodged against the plans. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl Seafield Developm 5 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News Some of the attendance at a public meeting to welcome the redevelopment of the derelict site at Seafield Technical Textiles Ltd. in Youghal despite three objections lodged against the plans. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl Seafield Developm 4 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News One of the derelict buildings at Seafield Technical Textiles Ltd. in Youghal where a planning application has been lodged for redevelopment of the site. A public meeting was held in Youghal to welcome the redevelopment project despite three objections to the plan. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl Seafield Developm 3 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News One of the derelict buildings at Seafield Technical Textiles Ltd. in Youghal where a planning application has been lodged for redevelopment of the site. A public meeting was held in Youghal to welcome the redevelopment project despite three objections to the plan. Picture: John Hennessy
JH Yghl Seafield Developm 2 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News Freda Landers and Jackie Healy, both from Youghal, at a public meeting to welcome the redevelopment of the derelict site at Seafield Technical Textiles Ltd. in Youghal despite three objections lodged against the plans. Picture: John Hennessy
JCOntheBus03Feb05 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 202 are Aisling Kelly, Douglas and Chloe Malone, Blackrock, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus03Feb04 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 202 is Gosha Fabiszewska, from the Old Blackrock Road, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus03Feb03 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 202 are Saida and Alisha Ali, from Mahon, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus03Feb02 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 202 is Pat Lynch, from St. Lukes, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCOntheBus03Feb01 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Conversations On the Bus. Pictured on the 202 is Noel Murphy, from Blackrock, Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDowtchaLaunch09 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Dowtcha Launch of their St. Patrick's Festival designs, at Civic Trust House, Popes Quat, Cork. One of the Dowtcha designs for Cork. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDowtchaLaunch08 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Dowtcha Launch of their St. Patrick's Festival designs, at Civic Trust House, Popes Quat, Cork. Alexi and Serge Vanden Berghe, from Mayfield. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDowtchaLaunch07 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Dowtcha Launch of their St. Patrick's Festival designs, at Civic Trust House, Popes Quat, Cork. In costume, Roisin Dolliver, member of Dowtcha with Fionn and Lillyrose Woodhouse, from Gurranabraher. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDowtchaLaunch06 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Dowtcha Launch of their St. Patrick's Festival designs, at Civic Trust House, Popes Quat, Cork. In costume, Roisin Dolliver, Elmo Collins and Asha Woodhouse, all members of Dowtcha. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDowtchaLaunch05 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Dowtcha Launch of their St. Patrick's Festival designs, at Civic Trust House, Popes Quat, Cork. In costume, Roisin Dolliver, member of Dowtcha, looking at one of the Cork Designs. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDowtchaLaunch04 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Dowtcha Launch of their St. Patrick's Festival designs, at Civic Trust House, Popes Quat, Cork. In costume, Roisin Dolliver, member of Dowtcha. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDowtchaLaunch03 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Dowtcha Launch of their St. Patrick's Festival designs, at Civic Trust House, Popes Quat, Cork. In costume, Elmo Collins, member of Dowtcha. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDowtchaLaunch02 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Dowtcha Launch of their St. Patrick's Festival designs, at Civic Trust House, Popes Quat, Cork. Davy Dummigan, Cliff Dolliver, Louis Wild and Elmo Collins, all members of Dowtcha. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
JCDowtchaLaunch01 EEjob 03/02/2015. Echo News. Dowtcha Launch of their St. Patrick's Festival designs, at Civic Trust House, Popes Quat, Cork. Asha Woodhouse, member of Dowtcha, from Shandon. Picture: Jim Coughlan.
DKE030215kings014 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Ulrich Albus and Clara Muser, both from Sunday's Well, attending the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings013 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Lorna Moore, Mary Cronin, Catherine Millard and Fiona Murray, all of Douglas Harmonia Singers, enjoying the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings012 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Lillian O'Sullivan and Joerg Milansky, both from Douglas, enjoying the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings011 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Siobhan and Sadhbh O'Flynn from Ballyhea, are all smiles at the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings010 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Tom and Stephanie Ruby from Grange, enjoying a night out at the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings009 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Caoimhe Murray of Blackrock and Niamh O'Mahony of Carrigaline, attending the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings008 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Bob and Teresa Fitzgerald from Ballincollig, enjoying the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings007 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Annette Turner of Garryduff in the company of Theresa Lynch of Victoria Cross, at the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings006 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Rosarie Harrington from Ballincollig and Ann Crotty from Douglas, are all smiles at the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings005 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Carrigaline ladies Livy Riordan and Gillian Devine, at the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings004 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Bernie Crowley of Bandon, Helen O'Mahony of Newcestown and Carmel Walsh of Ballincollig, enjoying the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings003 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Harriet and Ben McKee from Lichfield, enjoying the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings002 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Mary Cunningham from The Lough and Marie Finn from Friar's Walk, attending the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DKE030215kings001 EEjob 03/02/2015 Echo News/Social Diary Tara Broderick of Union Quay and Hilda Chan of South Terrace, at the King's Singers at Cork Opera House. Picture: David Keane.
DK03022015-CIT-056 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Emmett Coffey, Rose McGrath and Frank O'Donovan, CIT at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane
DK03022015-CIT-055 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Kieran Doyle and Aidan Mulcahy, M3 TV Production at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane
DK03022015-CIT-054 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Jane Lee, Jane Lee Animations, William Bean and Eoin Devlin, Dog Day Media at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane
DK03022015-CIT-053 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Tony McCarthy, Adapptive, Andrew Kingston, Group Book and Neville O'Donoghue, Bench Warmers at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane
DK03022015-CIT-052 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Julie Whooley, Spearlive Labs and Daragh Murphy, Hairy Baby at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane
DK03022015-CIT-051 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Dr Niall Smith, Rose McGrath, CIT, Damien English, Minister for Skills, Research and Innovation and Robert Carpenter, Granite Digital at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of TechnologyÕs Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane
DK03022015-CIT-048 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Enda McDonnell, Enterprise Ireland, Damien English, Minister for Skills, Research and Innovation and Ronan Murphy, Chairman of IT@CORK at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane
DK03022015-CIT-044 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Louise Ryan, Ball & Socket, Robin Foley, Hurrah Hurrah and Aisling Murphy, Ball & Socket at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane
DK03022015-CIT-043 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Enda McDonnell, Enterprise Ireland, Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields and Michael Delaney, Retired Vice President of Development CIT at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of TechnologyÕs Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane
DK03022015-CIT-042 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Vitaliy Makhnanov, Vector PM and Alex Musgrave, Dog Day Media at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane
DK03022015-CIT-019 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Karen Twomey and Susie Santry, CIT at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane
DK03022015-CIT-017 DKANE 03/02/2015 REPRO FREE Declan O'Connell, Wild Acre, Shane Cronin, CIT and Gerard O'Donovan, Head of Faculty of Business and Humanities at Cork Institute of Technology at the launch of the Creative Digital Network Cork (CDNC) at the Rubicon Centre on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown Campus. The website, which has been designed and created by Granite Media, will be used as the main method of promoting collaboration, and discussion, between CDNC members. The site allows members to create and customise their own profiles and includes social media tools to enhance communication and debate. Creative Digital Network Cork provides networking opportunities for companies, start-ups, and academics, engaged in digital media and the creative industries. It is part of the Interreg IVC Medi@tic project, which is led in Cork by CIT. Pic Darragh Kane

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