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The 2025 Lifford Credit Union Student Bursary Awards took place recently in Maggie's Tavern, St Johnston. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery
The €1,000 winners were Lydia Hetherington from Manorcunningham, Jocelyn Wilson from Raphoe, Alisha Coll from Carrigans and Mia McGettigan from Newtowncunningham. The €500 winners were Chloe Jamieson and Caitlin Clarke, both from St. Johnston.-1762021221226.jpg)
Winners at the presentation of Lifford Credit Union’s Student Bursary Awards in Maggie’s Tavern. Seated from left are Michelle Coll (Alisha Coll), Lydia Hetherington, Jocelyn Wilson, Dymphna Whoriskey (Mia McGettigan), Caroline Clarke (Caitlin Clarke) and Chloe Jamieson. Back from left are Bernard McCarron, Director LCU, Bernie Moore, Staff, Robert Brennan, Director LCU, Patrick Duffy, Chairperson LCU, Sinead Crawford, Finance Officer LCU, Brid Toner Oversight Committee, and Paul Brolly, CEO LCU. Photo Clive Wasson
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