Mullingar man appointed business development executive at 3

Brendan McEvoy, who is originally from Mullingar has been appointed business development executive at 3, Ireland’s largest high speed network. In his new role, Brendan is responsible for increasing sales leads and driving business customer acquisition within the network’s growing SME customer base covering Dublin, Laois, Mullingar, Westmeath, Offaly, and 3 Irish Open territory in Killarney.

Brendan has a strong background in mobile telecommunications and has over fifteen years experience in sales and business development. Prior to joining 3, he held senior positions in Craft- ED in the UK and O2 Ireland.

A career in make up artistry

The International School of Make-Up Artistry spans over 25 years specialising in make up courses from beginners to advanced level, constantly updating with cosmetic products and fashion trends. Covering day, evening, and wedding make-up for different age groups with different skin and colouring, also make up for TV, fashion magazines, and catwalk, along with make-up for film or theatre, character make up, historical period make-up, prosthetics, bald caps, and facial casts including special effects and body art.

Part-time courses are held on Saturdays, Sundays, Monday mornings, or Wednesday evenings in their Dublin and Galway schools.

Canroe Hygiene - serving the Midlands for over 20 years

Managing director Oliver Foley started Canore Hygiene in 1987, working initially as a one man operation in the hygiene sector. Today Oliver presides over a company that employs 13 staff, and is recognised as a major player in the Irish hygiene market. It has been a long and eventful journey, but the company’s philosophy of concentrating on the highest standards of customer service has enabled it to grow and thrive, despite very challenging market conditions.

The company operates a fleet of vans from its own premises in the Mullingar Business Park, delivering a range of high quality goods and services to customers, primarily in the Midlands region, but also to customers in the Dublin area and as far afield as Cork and Donegal. But the heart of Canore’s business has always been firmly located in the Midlands and particularly around the Mullingar area. The central location of the town is a distinct advantage and the customer base is wide. The company supplies goods and services to businesses in the health sector, food processing and manufacture, hotel and leisure industry, schools, and many other areas. Canore is ISO 9001 compliant.

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