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Catherine Day, Secretary General
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Liz Christy, Textile Design/Handweaver
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Construction Industry Federation
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Mark Maguire, Apprentice Electrician
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Biological, Chemical & Pharmaceutical Science
Brian O'Connor, Analytical Chemist
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An Garda Siochana
Security, Defence & Law Enforcement
Martha Francis, Detective Sergeant
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