The five-nights were completely sold out and had a mix of dance, musicals and choirs
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Applicants must be over 21 years of age and in receipt of a social welfare payment for at least 12 months
Granard Area Action Group has a number of Community Employment vacancies available in Granard and surrounding areas.
These roles are suitable for both male and female applicants and offer a chance to gain valuable work experience in a supportive environment. If you are currently on a Job Path, you are still eligible to apply. Applicants must be over 21 years of age and in receipt of a social welfare payment for at least 12 months.
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For more information, contact the CE Supervisor on 085 250 5990 or call into our office. You can also register your interest on JobsIreland.ie or speak with a CASE officer at your local Intreo office. Community Employment provides hands-on experience, training opportunities, and a stepping stone to future employment.
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