Pictures: Staff awarded for long service in Bon Secours

The Bon Secours Hospital Cork held a special celebration at the weekend to celebrate the long service of many of its staff members.
Pictures: Staff awarded for long service in Bon Secours

Mr Harry Canning, CEO of Bon Secours Hospital Cork Received the 25 year service award, Ms Ber Mulcahy, Director of Nursing Bon Secours Hospital Cork received the 35 year service award, Sr Helena Mary Daly, Former Director of Nursing Bon Secours Hospital Cork and Fr Dwayne Gavin, Mission Leader Bon Secours Hospital Cork Photographed at the Bon Secours Cork Long Service Awards 2023. Photo: Gerard McCarthy 

ALMOST 250 people, who had accumulated a staggering 6,365 years of service at a Cork hospital, have been recognised for their services.

Janet Sharkey, Rochestown and Margaret Bernard, Innishannon both Received the 30 year service award. Photo: Gerard McCarthy.
Janet Sharkey, Rochestown and Margaret Bernard, Innishannon both Received the 30 year service award. Photo: Gerard McCarthy.

The Bon Secours Hospital Cork held a special celebration at the weekend to celebrate the long service of many of its staff members.

Petrina Bohan, Model Farm Rd and Fiona Haynes, Ovens both Received the 20 year service award. Photo: Gerard McCarthy.
Petrina Bohan, Model Farm Rd and Fiona Haynes, Ovens both Received the 20 year service award. Photo: Gerard McCarthy.

The event was the first Long Service Awards evening held since before the covid pandemic.

Liz O’Sullivan Received the 45 year service award, Grainne Ahern Received the 35 year service award, Susan O’Leary and Derval Mc Namaia both Received the 25-year service award. Photo: By Gerard McCarthy.
Liz O’Sullivan Received the 45 year service award, Grainne Ahern Received the 35 year service award, Susan O’Leary and Derval Mc Namaia both Received the 25-year service award. Photo: By Gerard McCarthy.

It commenced with a Mass of Thanksgiving in the Orangerie of the Maryborough Hotel, Douglas, followed by dinner and dancing in the Sherrard Suite.

Jacinta Mc Grath Received the 50 year service award. Photo: Gerard McCarthy
Jacinta Mc Grath Received the 50 year service award. Photo: Gerard McCarthy

Among those who received awards was Jacinta Mc Grath who celebrated 50 years of service.

Catherine O’Sullivan, Bantry Received the 30 year service award and Lilian Cooney, Dunamore Received the 20 year service award. Photo: Gerard McCarthy.
Catherine O’Sullivan, Bantry Received the 30 year service award and Lilian Cooney, Dunamore Received the 20 year service award. Photo: Gerard McCarthy.

Nine staff were recognised for 45 years of service, eight for 40 years, 24 for 35 years, 41 for 30 years, 50 for 25 years and 116 for 20 years service.

Mariead Barry, Ardmore Received the 40 year service award, Noirin Kiely, Ballinhassig Received the 40 year service award and Sandra Burke, Midleton.Photo: Gerard McCarthy.
Mariead Barry, Ardmore Received the 40 year service award, Noirin Kiely, Ballinhassig Received the 40 year service award and Sandra Burke, Midleton.Photo: Gerard McCarthy.

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