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Cork Age Friendly Business Programme
Date: 9th September
Time: 6.30pm
Venue: Pagasus 4 Suite, Clarion Hotel, Lapps Quay, Cork
Cost: Free but advance booking is recommended
To book: contact Chris Dorgan / Con O Donnell Tel 021-4924076 / e-mail here Cork Age Friendly City Alliance in conjunction with Age Friendly Ireland will host an information evening and business seminar on the opportunities for business in this vital sector of the Irish economy.
Could you use a few more customers? How about One Million More? Facts for your business in Cork: - Older customers (65+) in Ireland have a revenue declared annual income (2008) of over €6.5 Billion
- Older consumers will double in number in the next 30 years, and those over 80 will quadruple.
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Level 3 Food Safety Training
Date: 3 Day Course - 24th &31st August & 7th September
Time: 9.00 am until 4.30 pm each day
Venue: Vienna Woods Hotel, Glanmire
Cost: €400
To book: Email / Online or tel 021 4355917
FSPA Certified Level 3 Management of Food Hygiene is designed for senior personnel such as head chefs, supervisors and/or managers.
Topics Covered Include:
- Food Borne Diseases and Food Poisoning
- Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points
- Food Purchasing and StorageFood Preservation
- Personal Hygiene, Legislation& Safety
- Cleaning and Disinfection
- The Management of food hygiene based on HACCP principles.
Funding for Growth: Regional Workshops
Date: 23rd September
Time: 7.45am
Venue: the Clarion Hotel
Cost: Free
To book: here
InterTradeIreland have appointed Grant Thornton to deliver their Funding for Growth workshops.At each workshop you will hear from banks, alternative funding providers and a local Grant Thornton corporate finance expert. They will be discussing the various funding options available and provide practical lessons in applying for and securing funding for growth.
Pav Reel Film Festival
Date: August 14-16th
Time: 8 pm
Venue: The Pav Cork
Cost: €30
To book: here
The Pav Reel Film Festival was started to showcase young film makers from all over the world so it went up on film freeway as an official film festival and submissions started coming in from all over the world. The topic which the organisers centred on was social issues which can effect anyone of us in any given day in our circle of friends, or our family, or may have effected our loved ones in the past, such as
1)Suicide Awareness
2)Drug Awareness
3)Homelessness
4)Bullying
This is a brave film festival for Cork City – not afraid to face up to the harsh realities which have become daily life for so many.
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