Link to his funeral details: https://rip.ie/death-notice/michael-o-horan-curracloe-wexford/478740
]]>McNally – Jim (Donnybrook, Dublin) (suddenly). Very deeply regretted by his sister Shevaun, brother Diarmad, sister-in-law Jen, nieces and nephews Lucia, Lloyd & Lyra, his extended family, neighbours and very good friends.
Funeral Service at 2.30pm on Friday, 16th August, in Mount Jerome Crematorium.
No flowers please but donations if desired to SIMON. www.dubsimon.ie
]]>Venue: Shelbourne Hotel.
Price : €60.00
Time: Pre Drinks 12.30pm, Lunch starts at 1pm
A special shout out to Classes of 1979, 1989, 1999 & 2009
To Book your Ticket email [email protected] and please let us know what year you left the school.
]]>
St. Gerard’s PPU Networking Breakfast
Tickets : €15 which includes breakfast.
To purchase please email Fiona Farrar at [email protected]
All are welcome- past pupils, colleagues, friends, current school parents and family.
Bio:
Larry Brennan
After leaving St.Gerards in 1985, Larry went on to study Property Economics at DIT Bolton Street, graduating in 1990.
From College Larry joined Hamilton Osborne King (now Savills) where he went on to head the Retail and ultimately Commercial Divisions of the firm.
In 2010 Larry was appointed Chairman of the Irish business, a position he held until 2014.
In 2017 he moved his focus outside of Ireland with his appointment as Head of European Retail Agency. He is now responsible for the delivery of the Savills Retail Strategy in Continental Europe, co-ordinating mandates between the individual country teams and Associate offices and developing and implementing the firms expansion strategy of developing viable business streams across the European markets.
Since joining HOK/Savills, Larry has been one of the driving forces behind the growth of the firm, particularly in the area of retail development, working on a number of major projects including Dundrum, Jervis, The Park Carrickmines, Whitewater, Liffey Valley and The Pavilions Shopping Centre in Swords.
Larry is a Fellow of both the Society of Chartered Surveyors in Ireland and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
]]>
Emma fought a long and well-publicised battle with Cancer.
Emma inspired us at our February PPU lunch in 2016 sharing with us her cancer journey of then nine years and still managed to plug her ninth novel! Emma brought us back to her humorous journey through St Gerards in the eighties…..,
We send our deepest condolences to her Husband Cian -class of 1991, and children Sacha and Kim.
Emma’s funeral is tomorrow Wednesday 7th March at Foxrock Church at 11.30 if any past pupils want to pay their respects ..
Rest In Peace Emma
]]>Donnybrook
kick off at 2pm.
The game will be televised live on Eir Sport.
All past pupil support would be hugely welcomed.
]]>We are extending a special invitation to those who left in 1978, 1988, 1998 and 2008 as you might like to take full tables
Looking forward to seeing everyone in 2018.
To book individual tickets or a table of 10 email [email protected] and please let us know what year you left the school.
Unfortunately, because of the time of the year, we have insufficient numbers. We hope to rearrange the event in the New Year. If you have already paid through PayPal you will receive a credit shortly.
Breakfast Networking Meeting with Guest Speaker Larry Brennan (Class of 1985),
Head of European Retail Agency Retail Savills.
Topic: The impact of shifting demographic patterns on Ireland’s commercial and residential property market.
St. Gerard’s PPU Networking Breakfast
Venue- St Stephens Green Hibernian Club, 9 St Stephens Green
Date 7.30am Thursday 30th November 2017
Entry €20.00, Payment on the Door
Bring a Guest!
Email Fiona on [email protected] to book your place.
St Gerard’s Past Pupils Union are delighted to announce our first Networking Breakfast on Tuesday 25th April at The Convention Centre Dublin.
(Breakfast from 7.15am)
Our guest speaker Dr Rosheen McGuckian, Chief Executive Officer, NTR and St Gerard’s past pupil Since joining NTR in 2008, Rosheen held a number of leadership positions across the group, including wind and solar energy development and waste management.
Under Rosheen’s stewardship, after being appointed CEO in April 2013, NTR privatised from a public company and returned over €220 million to shareholders. NTR has transformed into a renewables fund asset manager and recently raised a wind investment fund of €250 million.
Prior to joining NTR plc, Rosheen was CEO of GE Money Ireland, the consumer finance division of General Electric, having joined GE in 2002. Before joining GE, Rosheen led the business transformation initiative for Irish utility ESB Power Generation. Rosheen is a director of the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland and the Social Innovation Fund of Ireland.
She has recently been voted as one of the Top 25 in the Global Women’s Power list. Having graduated from St Gerard’s in 1983, Rosheen holds a PhD, MA and BSc.
Tickets for the breakfast are €10 each, in advance, and can be purchased by emailing from Fiona Farrar ([email protected]) or you can pay on the day, €15 cash or cheque only.
The Breakfast is open to St Gerard’s Past Pupils and their guests
]]>SCT hockey ? won semi final 1/0 in a hard fought close encounter with Loretto Foxrock in three Rock Rovers yesterday ..
Final is this Thursday the 9th of March at 2.30 in three Rock Rathfarnham against Muckross ..
]]>St Gerard’s V St Michael’s
Location Donnybrook
Thursday 2nd of Feb.
KO 3pm
All Past pupils Welcome!
At least 3 past pupils sons in the line up- Jamie O’Sullivan , Ben Watson & Max O’Rielly