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06 Sept 2025
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Pictured in front of the winning billboard are Noreen Hastings and Pauline Ryan of Westport Credit Union with Samuel Maroszek, First year student in Rice College and his Art Teacher, Julie Kennedy.
Westport Credit Union kicked off their 60th anniversary celebrations with a special billboard to mark the occasion. The billboard is displayed on Castlebar Street, Westport and was designed by Samuel Maroszek, a first-year student in Rice College. The credit union ran a competition with local secondary schools giving a brief of designing a special billboard to mark their 60th anniversary.
CEO of Westport Credit Union Pauline Ryan said: ‘We were thrilled to see so many fantastic entries by the students, the standard was so high it was difficult to pick a winner.” Pauline went on to say: “We have several events planned for the remainder of 2024 to mark our milestone 60th anniversary.”
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