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Recognising 50 years of solid growth at Fermoy Credit Union
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Joe Tobin, Pat Morrissey and Liam Cahill celebrating 50 years of Fermoy Credit Union at last weekend’s festivities. Photo: John Ahern
Established for the benefit of the working man and woman in 1965, the story of Fermoy Credit Union has been one of steady and sustained growth.
Set up at a time when Ireland was starting to emerge from the economic stagnation of 1950s Ireland, Fermoy Credit Union was based on a co-operative model that relied heavily on committed volunteers.
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