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New-Chartered-Accountants 31 free pic no repro fee pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants 30 free pic no repro fee Mary O'Donnell Ballyagran, Kate Cussan Newcastlewest and Justin Kehoe Shinrone pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants 23 free pic no repro fee Brendan McCarthy Chairman Cork Chartered Accountants pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants 22 free pic no repro fee Claire, Noreen , Gavin and John Lenord from Baltimore pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants 21 free pic no repro fee Anne Marie Broderick Kinsale, Maria Down Ballinora and Claire Cahill from Mallow pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants 20 free pic no repro fee Anne and Kieran Kelly from Bishopstown pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants 5 free pic no repro fee Anne Marie Broderick Macom, Claire Cosgrave brookfield renewable energy, Ellen Butler deloitte , Sinead Coakley and Maria Down Ballinora pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants 4 free pic no repro fee Mark, Chloe O'Halloran and Eithne Downey from Ballincollig pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants 3 free pic no repro fee Orla, Rose, Eddie and Eoin O'Brien from Glanmire pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants 2 free pic no repro fee Paul, Claire, Catherine Cosgrave and Aaron Cahill from Mallow pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants-2 free pic no repro fee Brendan Lenihan Chartered Accountants Ireland pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants-02 free pic no repro fee Catherine O'Mahony Millstreet, Ashling McNamara Kilworth pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants-1 free pic no repro fee Brendan Lenihan Chartered Accountants Ireland , Brendan McCarthy Chairman Cork Chartered Accountants and new member of Chartered Accountants Ireland pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants-01 free pic no repro fee Donal , Aine , Daniel and Ann Lynch from kilbrittain pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants-0 free pic no repro fee Maeve O'Donoghue Cork City and James Carr from Tipperary pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
New-Chartered-Accountants-00 free pic no repro fee Carmel , Triona and Clare O'Meara from Spurhill pictured in UCC 50 as new members of Chartered Accountants Ireland were admitted in a conferring ceremony. Chartered Accountants Ireland is Ireland’s largest, oldest and fastest growing accountancy body with over 24,000 members across the island of Ireland and around the globe. pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228 more info contact Fiona Collins Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087-2196935 Keywords: New Chartered Accountants
MH1 2184065281 NO REPRO FEE. CORK STUDENTS HONOURED BY PRESIDENT PRAISED BY ADI ROCHE’S CHERNOBYL CHILDREN’S CHARITY FOR SAVING A BABY’S LIFE. Three Cork schoolgirls, who have won international recognition for their research on how to tackle the global food crisis, were honoured by President Michael D Higgins at a reception in Áras an Uachtaráin today (Wednesday, March 25th). Separately they have been thanked today by Adi Roche’s Chernobyl Children International charity for using part of their prize money to save the life of a 14-month-old baby girl in Eastern Ukraine. Ciara Judge, Émer Hickey and Sophie Healy-Thow, pupils of Kinsale Community College, won the 2013 BT Young Scientist of the Year award; the 2014 Google Science Global Research Competition and were named by Time magazine as being among “the most influential teenagers in the world”. Their research, triggered by shocking images of famine in East Africa, focused on trying to find ways of boosting crop production and yields by using bacteria found in the soil. Their breakthrough discovery showed that Diazotroph, a naturally-occurring bacteria, can accelerate the germination of crops like barley and oats by 50 per cent and boost barley yields by up to 74 per cent. Picture LtoR: Adi Roche, President Michael D Higgins and Ciara Judge (donated part of prize money to save the life of a 14-month-old baby girl in Eastern Ukraine). Media enquiries to Brenda Murphy, Chernobyl Children International. E: bmurphy@chernobyl-ireland.com T: 086-2453820, 021-4558774. Picture: Maura Hickey.
MH1 2174065280 NO REPRO FEE. CORK STUDENTS HONOURED BY PRESIDENT PRAISED BY ADI ROCHE’S CHERNOBYL CHILDREN’S CHARITY FOR SAVING A BABY’S LIFE. Three Cork schoolgirls, who have won international recognition for their research on how to tackle the global food crisis, were honoured by President Michael D Higgins at a reception in Áras an Uachtaráin today (Wednesday, March 25th). Separately they have been thanked today by Adi Roche’s Chernobyl Children International charity for using part of their prize money to save the life of a 14-month-old baby girl in Eastern Ukraine. Ciara Judge, Émer Hickey and Sophie Healy-Thow, pupils of Kinsale Community College, won the 2013 BT Young Scientist of the Year award; the 2014 Google Science Global Research Competition and were named by Time magazine as being among “the most influential teenagers in the world”. Their research, triggered by shocking images of famine in East Africa, focused on trying to find ways of boosting crop production and yields by using bacteria found in the soil. Their breakthrough discovery showed that Diazotroph, a naturally-occurring bacteria, can accelerate the germination of crops like barley and oats by 50 per cent and boost barley yields by up to 74 per cent. Picture LtoR: Adi Roche, President Michael D Higgins and Ciara Judge (donated part of prize money to save the life of a 14-month-old baby girl in Eastern Ukraine). Media enquiries to Brenda Murphy, Chernobyl Children International. E: bmurphy@chernobyl-ireland.com T: 086-2453820, 021-4558774. Picture: Maura Hickey.
MH1 2171065287 NO REPRO FEE. CORK STUDENTS HONOURED BY PRESIDENT PRAISED BY ADI ROCHE’S CHERNOBYL CHILDREN’S CHARITY FOR SAVING A BABY’S LIFE. Three Cork schoolgirls, who have won international recognition for their research on how to tackle the global food crisis, were honoured by President Michael D Higgins at a reception in Áras an Uachtaráin today (Wednesday, March 25th). Separately they have been thanked today by Adi Roche’s Chernobyl Children International charity for using part of their prize money to save the life of a 14-month-old baby girl in Eastern Ukraine. Ciara Judge, Émer Hickey and Sophie Healy-Thow, pupils of Kinsale Community College, won the 2013 BT Young Scientist of the Year award; the 2014 Google Science Global Research Competition and were named by Time magazine as being among “the most influential teenagers in the world”. Their research, triggered by shocking images of famine in East Africa, focused on trying to find ways of boosting crop production and yields by using bacteria found in the soil. Their breakthrough discovery showed that Diazotroph, a naturally-occurring bacteria, can accelerate the germination of crops like barley and oats by 50 per cent and boost barley yields by up to 74 per cent. Picture LtoR: Émer Hickey, Adi Roche, President Michael D Higgins, Ciara Judge and Sophie Healy-Thow. Media enquiries to Brenda Murphy, Chernobyl Children International. E: bmurphy@chernobyl-ireland.com T: 086-2453820, 021-4558774. Picture: Maura Hickey.
MH1 2162065286 NO REPRO FEE. CORK STUDENTS HONOURED BY PRESIDENT PRAISED BY ADI ROCHE’S CHERNOBYL CHILDREN’S CHARITY FOR SAVING A BABY’S LIFE. Three Cork schoolgirls, who have won international recognition for their research on how to tackle the global food crisis, were honoured by President Michael D Higgins at a reception in Áras an Uachtaráin today (Wednesday, March 25th). Separately they have been thanked today by Adi Roche’s Chernobyl Children International charity for using part of their prize money to save the life of a 14-month-old baby girl in Eastern Ukraine. Ciara Judge, Émer Hickey and Sophie Healy-Thow, pupils of Kinsale Community College, won the 2013 BT Young Scientist of the Year award; the 2014 Google Science Global Research Competition and were named by Time magazine as being among “the most influential teenagers in the world”. Their research, triggered by shocking images of famine in East Africa, focused on trying to find ways of boosting crop production and yields by using bacteria found in the soil. Their breakthrough discovery showed that Diazotroph, a naturally-occurring bacteria, can accelerate the germination of crops like barley and oats by 50 per cent and boost barley yields by up to 74 per cent. Picture LtoR: Émer Hickey, President Michael D Higgins, Ciara Judge and Sophie Healy-Thow. Media enquiries to Brenda Murphy, Chernobyl Children International. E: bmurphy@chernobyl-ireland.com T: 086-2453820, 021-4558774. Picture: Maura Hickey.

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