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MoreSt. Canice’s Credit Union is a community based co-operative with over 57,000 members. As well as contributing to the financial health of our members through savings and loans, the Credit Union is also involved in a huge range of community organisations and events.St. Canice’s Credit Union Branches are located in: Bagenalstown, Ballingarry, Ballyragget, Callan, Dunnamaggin, Durrow, Graignamanagh, High Street in Kilkenny, MacDonagh Junction Shopping Centre in Kilkenny, Mountrath and Rathdowney.
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St. Canice’s Credit Union is a community based co-operative with over 57,000 members. As well as contributing to the financial health of our members through savings and loans, the Credit Union is also involved in a huge range of community organisations and events.St. Canice’s Credit Union Branches are located in: Bagenalstown, Ballingarry, Ballyragget, Callan, Dunnamaggin, Durrow, Graignamanagh, High Street in Kilkenny, MacDonagh Junction Shopping Centre in Kilkenny, Mountrath and Rathdowney.
St. Canice’s Credit Union is a community based co-operative with over 57,000 members. As well as contributing to the financial health of our members through savings and loans, the Credit Union is also involved in a huge range of community organisations and events.St. Canice’s Credit Union Branches are located in: Bagenalstown, Ballingarry, Ballyragget, Callan, Dunnamaggin, Durrow, Graignamanagh, High Street in Kilkenny, MacDonagh Junction Shopping Centre in Kilkenny, Mountrath and Rathdowney.
St. Canice’s Credit Union is a community based co-operative with over 57,000 members. As well as contributing to the financial health of our members through savings and loans, the Credit Union is also involved in a huge range of community organisations and events.St. Canice’s Credit Union Branches are located in: Bagenalstown, Ballingarry, Ballyragget, Callan, Dunnamaggin, Durrow, Graignamanagh, High Street in Kilkenny, MacDonagh Junction Shopping Centre in Kilkenny, Mountrath and Rathdowney.
78% of parents finding Back to School spend a financial burden, a substantial 11% increase on last year One third forced to deny their children certain school items because they cannot afford them Parents now spending €1,399 per secondary school children – up €20 on last year At primary school level, parents have reduced spending […]
Read MoreDon't forget our Members' Monthly Prize Draw is taking place at 11:30am in our High Street Branch!
Best of luck to everyone!!The July Monthly Prize Draw will be held at our High Street Branch on Tuesday 23rd July at 11:30am.
Lucky members will be in with a chance of winning a new Toyota Corolla Hybrid and the usual €5,000 cash prize!
Best of luck to everyone ☘️🚙🎉
The July Monthly Prize Draw will be held at our High Street Branch on Tuesday 23rd July at 11:30am.
Lucky members will be in with a chance of winning a new Toyota Corolla Hybrid and the usual €5,000 cash prize!
Best of luck to everyone ☘️🚙🎉
ILCU survey shows a marked increase in numbers struggling with Back to School costs.
The findings were revealed in a national survey of 882 parents of school children by the Irish League of Credit Unions. The survey was carried out by independent market research company, iReach Insights.
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Stretched parents forced to deny children school items as costs rise
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A third of parents say they are being forced to deny their children some school items because they cannot afford them.
