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Emma Jill Fitzpatrick - Sponsored by The Bridge House, Tullamore
My name is Emma Jill Fitzpatrick. I am 19 years old. I live in the small village of Killeigh, just outside Tullamore. I am from a family of six so it is a pretty busy house majority of the time, my family means the world to me.
I am currently working in the Bridge House Hotel, I have been working there for 2 years now and I love my co-workers, the craic and laughs we have cannot be beaten.
Although I love my job, I am currently expanding my options for my career future. I've luckily been selected for the final interview for an Garda Siochana. I am honoured to be representing the Bridge House Hotel and hopefully this will be a unique experience for myself and the other girls.
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