Job Creation in Communities
Wednesday, 25th January 2012
Minister Phil Hogan T.D Discusses Job Creation in Communities with Dunhill Rural Enterprises Ltd
PICTURED ABOVE Pat Baldwin, Donal Lehane (Dunhill, Fenor, Annestown & Boatstrand Community Enterprises Ltd)), Willie Moore (Dunhill Rural Enterprises Ltd), Fearghal Reidy, (Community & Enterprise, Waterford County Council), Samantha Richardson, (Hercules Project at Dunhill Rural Enterprises Ltd), Dunhill, Niall McCann, (Dunhill Rural Enterprises Ltd), Heidi Hosey (University of Wisconsin), Senan Cooke (Dunhill Rural Enterprises Ltd) and Paul Dunne(Dunhill Ecopark) : Front Row Left to Right Catherine O'Brien, (Dunhill Rural Enterprises Ltd), Helen Kavanagh, (Action Project at Dunhill Rural Enterprises Ltd) Cllr John Carey, Minister Phil Hogan T.D. Mayor Liam Brazil, Cllr Fidelis Doherty and Bernadette McCann, (Dunhill Rural Enterprises Ltd)
Minister Phil Hogan T.D. Department for Environment, Local Government paid a visit to Dunhill Ecopark last Saturday 14th January to discuss their proposal for job creation in communities countrywide. He was accompanied by Cllrs Mayor Liam Brazil, Kilrossanty, John Carey, Passage East and Fidelis Doherty, Glenmore. Dunhill had a strong representation present and a lengthy exchange of views ensued. The minister was very impressed with what he saw and heard. He is considering the replication of the Dunhill model, which is self reliant and resilient, throughout the country in the future.
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