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capital-limerick-dub-0083 — REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Micheal Grace, Oola, Founder Clair Hayes, associate solicitor in Matheson, Patrick Donovan TD, Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, Paddy Moroney and Mary Moroney at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Patrick O’Donovan, Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick and Seamus Hennessy at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Liam Brown, Limerick Institute of Technology, Paul Stapleton, Club Limerick Dublin and Eugene Phelan, Limerick Leader at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Kieran McSweeney and Jimmy Brown, LIT at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Mark Mulqueen, Limerick and Eric Clarke, Limerick Life at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Ger Brennan, MSD, Liz O’Donnell and Rickard Mills at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Brian McGann, Kieran Moloney, Bank of Ireland, Des O’Malley, Sherry Fitzgerald O’Malley, Hugh O’Neill and Don O’Shea, Focus Consulting at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Matthew Thomas, Chief Executive of Shannon Group and Limerick Civic Trust CEO, David O’Brien at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Peter Murphy, PM Murphy LTD, John English, Focus Consulting, Denis Herlihy, BDO and Ken Kilmartin, BDO at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Its Murphy, Otto Clinic, Limerick, Patricia Ryan and Mary Harney at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Charlie Chawke and Tim Gilbert, Effin at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Seamus Hennessy, Patrick Donovan TD, Minister of State for Tourism and Sport and Tadhg Geary, Newcastle West at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Rickard Mills, Patrick Donovan TD, Minister of State for Tourism and Sport and Kieran Harte, General Manager, Uber Ireland at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Patrick Donovan TD, Minister of State for Tourism and Sport and Senator Maria Byrne at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. Micheal Grace, Oola, Founder Clair Hayes, associate solicitor in Matheson, Patrick Donovan TD, Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, Paddy Moroney and Mary Moroney at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

REPRO FREE The inaugural event for a group of professional business people to promote and advocate their homeplace, Limerick took place at the Marker Hotel, Dublin. John White, Beauchamps Solicitors and Tim O’Connor at the Marker, Dublin. Those attending the high-profile lunch heard of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in Limerick. A capacity attendance of over 250 people at todayÕs inaugural Capital Limerick business luncheon in DublinÕs Marker Hotel were told of the renewed economic vibrancy and business confidence in the city by a panel comprising Limerick natives, Trish Long, Vice President and General Manager of Disney, Ireland; John Moran, former Secretary General of the Department of Finance and former Secretary General of the Department of Finance, Prof Desmond Fitzgerald, incoming President Designate of the University of Limerick. Pic Sean Curtin True Media.

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