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Enterprising Carndonagh takes home trophy and cash prize

written by Rachel McLaughlin October 27, 2020
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Socially-distanced celebrations are still taking place in Carndonagh this month after the town scooped a coveted award from Bank of Ireland.

Carndonagh was announced as the winner of its population category in this year’s Bank of Ireland Begin Together Awards 2020, taking home the trophy and a cash prize of €10,000.

The Bank of Ireland Begin Together Awards – previously known as the National Enterprise Town Awards – bring business and community groups together to support local recovery and rebuilding. The initiative was fast-tracked to provide funding to winning towns in early October and directly assist their Covid-19 recovery.

Barry Gallagher, Head of Bank of Ireland for Donegal, was in Carndonagh to present the trophy to members of the Carndonagh Traders Association.

Pictured receiving their trophy after Carndonagh’s success in the all-island Bank of Ireland Begin Together Awards 2020 are Louise McDermott, Carndonagh Branch Manager; Davin Doherty, Secretary Carndonagh Traders Association; Barry Gallagher, Head of Bank of Ireland, Donegal; Deirdre Bradley, Chairperson Carndonagh Traders Association; Jimmy Stafford, Head of Operations & Enterprise Manager BOI; and Elaine McColgan, Treasurer Carndonagh Traders Association.

Mr Gallagher said, “The enterprising spirit and ‘can-do’ attitude of our communities has always been strong but this is no ordinary year. COVID-19 poses a huge challenge to our physical, mental and financial wellbeing. Communities across the island of Ireland have impressed us with their sense of partnership, passion and ambition. The Bank of Ireland Begin Together Awards are positive proof that communities and businesses can and will overcome this challenge and I’m proud that we at Bank of Ireland can support them.”

The Cork town of Kinsale is the overall winner and Ireland’s Most Enterprising Town for 2020, taking home the trophy and a cash prize of €50,000. Tallaght in County Dublin won the Rising Star award and a €20,000 prize.

To find out more about all of this year’s Begin Together Awards prize winners visit https://businessbanking.bankofireland.com/campaigns/begin-together-awards/

Enterprising Carndonagh takes home trophy and cash prize was last modified: October 27th, 2020 by Rachel McLaughlin
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