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Lifford Credit Union joined members all over the world to celebrate the 76th International Credit Union Day.
On October 17, the theme was ‘One World’ and members and others from the community gathered in the branches in Lifford, Raphoe and Newtowncunningham.
The Lifford Credit Union was established in 1969 and also operates branches in Raphoe and Newtowncunningham.
To coincide with International Credit Union Day, the also launched their new Credit Union Current Accounts and debit cards.
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Three hampers were put up for prizes to mark the occasion and the winners were: Raphoe office – Breda Bows; Newtown office – Penny Porter; Lifford office – Robert McNulty.
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