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Shannon Hotel College boasts 100% employment record

All 62 students who graduated from the Shannon Hotel College of Management yesterday secured jobs before sitting their final exams.

Shannon Hotel College boasts 100% employment record

Fri, 09 Mar, 2012 - 00:00

Gordon Deegan

The College has a 100% employment record. One of its former students, Gerald Lawless is one of the world’s leading hoteliers, heading up the Dubai-based Jumeirah group.

The college is owned by the Dublin Airport Authority and speaking at the graduation, the acting director of Shannon Airport, Niall MacCarthy, said “the college is a wonderful success story”.

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