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07 Sept 2025
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07 Sept 2025
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Aoife Flaherty, Pat McCabe, Martha Hogan, Con Cunningham, Brain King, Ena MacMahon, and Patsy Treacy pictured at the donation to Roscrea SVP
Premier Credit Union (PCU) makes several donations at Christmas each year to organisations that do their best to support those in need of help and support.
In particular PCU provides support to the various Saint Vincent De Paul centres located throughout the common bond including, Gortnahoe, Killenaule, Moycarkey, Thurles, Upperchurch and Roscrea.
The Credit Union was delighted to meet with the President of Roscrea Saint Vincent De Paul before Christmas whose kind words of thanks and support for Premier Credit Union were a reflection of the goodwill in general that PCU receives from the various organisations they support.
"Thanks to Con from all at PCU for the kind words", Brian King, Manager at Premier Credit Union said.
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Pictured above at the donation to Roscrea Lions Club are Aoife Flaherty, Pat McCabe, Martha Hogan, Catherine Lorigan, Mary Fitzgerald, Ena MacMahon, Patsy Treacy and Brian King
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