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Grapevine: Lucy takes lead role on Rubicon's Exxcel

Lucy O’Donoghue is the new manager of the Exxcel programme for proactive female entrepreneurs in the Rubicon Centre, CIT.

Grapevine: Lucy takes lead role on Rubicon's Exxcel

Fri, 08 Mar, 2019 - 12:50

Joe Dermody

Lucy O’Donoghue is the new manager of the Exxcel programme for proactive female entrepreneurs in the Rubicon Centre, CIT.

Lucy combines this part-time role with running her public relations and events management business in Cork.

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