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Jenny Gray and Ciara Byrne – Staffline Recruitment; Louise Savage - RBC Brewin Dolphin; Ian Mulroy, Paula Tavares, Celine Reichembach, Brendan Mullholland and James Abel – All from PayPal and Paddy
Dundalk Chamber is visiting a number of schools in the area to engage with TY and other students.
Recently they visited Saint Vincent’s led by Jenny Gray of Staffline Recruitment.
Volunteers carried out mock interviews with the students and said they were very impressed with the calibre of the students, their engagement and preparation, which was in no small part due to their teachers, Helen Daly Deputy Principal and Laura Povall Guidance Department.
Volunteers were drawn from Staffline Recruitment, Malone and Co, RBC Brewin Dolphin and PayPal.
Helping out on the day were Jenny Gray and Ciara Byrne – Staffline Recruitment; Louise Savage - RBC Brewin Dolphin; Ian Mulroy, Paula Tavares, Celine Reichembach, Brendan Mullholland and James Abel – All from PayPal and Paddy Malone, Malone and Co.
The teachers were Helen Daly and Laura Povall.
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