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Staff pictured during the merger of Roscrea and Thurles Credit Unions
Earlier this year, following two successful AGMs where members of both credit unions voted strongly in favour of a merger of the two entities, Thurles and Roscrea Credit Unions merged to form one credit union.
The merger brought together the expertise and resources of two trusted credit unions, paving the way for an enhanced product and service offering for our members.
On 8th December, the launch of “Premier Credit Union” will take place. The new name and branding represent our shared identity.
Members are invited to celebrate the launch of Premier Credit Union on 8th December , with launch events taking place in the Thurles office at 11:15 am and the Roscrea office at 3:15 pm. Join us for entertainment and refreshments as we mark this special occasion.
Over the coming weeks, we will also be running some competitions and giveaways to celebrate the launch of Premier Credit Union. Please keep an eye on our social media channels and/or visit our website, www.thurlescu.ie.
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