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DK30012015-GriffithCollege-9 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Cliodhna Dineen and Sinéad O'Dea, Marketing Griffith College Cork at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithCollege-8 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Sister Berch Manis, Marymount Hospice and President of Griffith College , Professor Diarmuid Hegarty at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithCollege-7 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Anne O'Leary and Aoife Lohse, Ambassador Hotel at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithCollege-6 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Clíodhna Dineen, Law Dept Griffith College and Sinéad O'Dea, Marketing Griffith College at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithCollege-5 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Olivia Hegardy and Steven Roberts, Griffith College Cork at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithCollege-4 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Prof Diarmuid Hegarty, President of Griffith College and Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD taking a tour at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithCollege-3 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Prof Diarmuid Hegarty, President of Griffith College and Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD taking a tour at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithCollege-2 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Sister Berch Manis, Marymount Hospice and Diarmuid Hegarty, President of Griffith College at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 42 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Lecturers Paula Spillane, Blackrock, Scott Mullins, Kilkenny and Martina Viscardi at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 41 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Hally Johnson and Catríona Ní Mhaidín, Griffith College at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 40 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Aoife Lohse and Anne O'Leary, Griffith College Cork at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 35 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Alice Richard and Carol O'Leary, Eazy City at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 34 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Morgan Ormond, Pat Barrett and Vanessa Santos, Griffith College Cork at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 33 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Deputy Lord Mayor Cllr Tim Brosnan, Sister Berch Manis and President of Griffith College , Professor Diarmuid Hegarty at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 32 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Helen Long, Accountancy Griffith College and Sian Langley, Law Dept Griffith College at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 31 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Sister Berch Manis, Marymount Hospice and Diarmuid Hegarty, President of Griffith College at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 30 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Helen Long, Accountancy Griffith College and Sian Langley, Law Dept Griffith College at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 29 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Ann Marie Fagan, Excellent Choice Catering and Michael Carroll, CK Fire at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 28 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Cliodhna Dineen, Helen Long and Sian Langley, Griffith College Cork at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane
DK30012015-GriffithColleg 27 DK 30/01/2015 REPRO FREE Issabelle Toureew, ICOF Leon and Sally-Anne McIver, Griffith College Dublin at the official reopening of Griffith College Cork in the old Marymount Hospice Building. For the first time in the history of Cork city, a large third-level college has opened on the Northside of the city. Griffith College, one of Ireland’s largest independent third level colleges, yesterday, Friday 30 January, opened a five-acre campus on the site of the former Marymount Hospice on Cork’s Wellington Road. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney TD officially opened the event. PIC Darragh Kane

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