Fourth Offaly Job Fair expected to attract hundreds of job seekers
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The Steris stand with Minister Dara Colleary and other dignitaries at the Offaly Job Fair in 2023Image 2 of 2
Attending the launch of the 2025 Offaly Job Fair at Tullamore Dew Distillery were L.- R. Patrick Jones, HSE Mental Health, Louise Larkin, Offaly Local Development Company, Paul McLoughlin Offaly County Council, Deputy Tony McCormack, Caroline Collins Murphy, President Tullamore and District Chamber of Commerce, Colm Kelly, Offaly County Council, Cllr. Aoife Masterson, Deputy John Clendennen, Caroline Spollen, Laois and Offaly Education Training Board and Catriona Lawlor, Tullamore Credit Union with Bród Tullamore Dew Irish Wolfhound. Ger RogersJob seekers in their hundreds are expected to flock to Tullamore tomorrow, Saturday.
Tullamore & District Chamber of Commerce along with partners, Offaly Local Development, Offaly Local Enterprise Office, Technological University of the Shannon and Laois and Offaly Education and Training Board are hosting the 2025 Offaly Jobs Fair.
This event will be held in the Tullamore Court Hotel on Saturday, June 14, between 10.30am and 3pm. It is expected to be officially opened by Deputies Tony McCormack and John Clendennen.
The event has the capacity to cater for about 50 businesses who will be able to meet with potential future employees and inform them of their vacancies.
Chamber President Caroline Collins, said the previous three fairs proved to be great successes with very positive feedback from both job hunters and businesses.
The event was officially launched in the Tullamore DEW Distillery and Visitor Centre in late May.
Pride of place at the launch was the beautiful Irish Wolfhund named Bród, the proud symbol of Tullamore DEW.
The Chamber President paid tribute to the body's partners, Offaly Local Development, Offaly Local Enterprise Office, Laois and Offaly Education and Training Board, Offaly County Council and the Technical University of the Shannon, who are again co-hosting the fair.