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Charlotte Temple and her mother Elizabeth pictured at the Magee 150th Anniversary Party, at Magee of South Anne Street on Tuesday last.
A Donegal woman has been shortlisted for one of the coveted top awards in Irish Business.
Charlotte Temple of Magee of Donegal has been named in the shortlist for the prestigious Image Businesswoman of the year 2016.
Now in its tenth year, the awards recognise inspirational women across all areas of the Irish business world.
Charlotte, who is the design and retail director of Magee, has been nominated in the creative section in a list which include household names in Irish industry.
Donegal women are no strangers to these awards with both Deirdre McGlone of Harvey's Point and Ramona Nicholas of Cara Pharmacy group nominated in previous years.
The Image Businesswoman of the year 2016 awards take placeon November 21, in Dublin.
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Dr Brendan Jennings, Chief Officer Research, Dr Ciarán ÓhAnnracháin, Mr Paul Sheridan and Paul Hannigan, with the partners from Ulster University (UU), Queens University Belfast (QUB) and Catalyst
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