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Loans Officer Dymphna Breen with members of Roscrea Fire Station, who assisted in bringing Santa Claus to local schools
Premier Credit Union (Roscrea Branch) was delighted to revive an age old tradition by organising a visit from Santa Claus to local schools in the lead-up to Christmas.
CEO Brian King said the initiative reflects the credit union’s strong community ethos.
“Community involvement is central to Premier Credit Union, and it’s fantastic to see traditions like this returning and bringing smiles to children across the area,” Brian said.
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Loans Officer Dymphna Breen and members of Roscrea Fire Station assisted in bringing Santa Claus to local schools.
Pictured below is Branch Lead at Premier Credit Union (Roscrea Office) Marguerite Fordham O’Meara pictured with Santa Claus at Premier Credit Union’s Roscrea Branch ahead of the credit union’s visits to local schools as part of its Christmas celebrations.
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