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10.03.2017
Representatives from biopharmaceutical company, Regeneron, were joined by TLC3 sponsor, JP McManus at a photocall to encourage other Limerick based companies to sign-up to the big clean-up which takes place on Good Friday, 14th April. Team Limerick Clean-up partners, Mr Binman, The Limerick Leader, Live 95FM, Limerick City & County Council also attended.

Pictured at the event were, JP McManus and Niall O’Leary, VP – Site Head from Regeneron with Patricia Liddy, Limerick City and County Council, Eugene Phelan, Limerick Leader, Helen O'Donnell, JP McManus Benevolent Fund, Joe Cleary, Mr. Binman, Geraldine O'Regan, Live95 FM, Noel Earlie, JP McManus Benevolent Fund and Regeneron staff, Pamela Kent, Jack Gallagher, Brendan Duggan, Sarah Collins and Ivor Downey.

Over 8,000 volunteers have already registered to TLC3 and businesses from across Limerick are also being urged to get involved in the initiative. Picture: Alan Place

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10.03.2017<br /> Representatives from biopharmaceutical company, Regeneron, were joined by TLC3 sponsor, JP McManus at a photocall to encourage other Limerick based companies to sign-up to the big clean-up which takes place on Good Friday, 14th April. Team Limerick Clean-up partners, Mr Binman, The Limerick Leader, Live 95FM, Limerick City & County Council also attended.<br /> <br /> Pictured at the event were, JP McManus and Niall O’Leary, VP – Site Head from Regeneron with Patricia Liddy, Limerick City and County Council, Eugene Phelan, Limerick Leader, Helen O'Donnell, JP McManus Benevolent Fund, Joe Cleary, Mr. Binman, Geraldine O'Regan, Live95 FM, Noel Earlie, JP McManus Benevolent Fund and Regeneron staff, Pamela Kent, Jack Gallagher, Brendan Duggan, Sarah Collins and Ivor Downey. <br /> <br /> Over 8,000 volunteers have already registered to TLC3 and businesses from across Limerick are also being urged to get involved in the initiative. Picture: Alan Place