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Scout master gets nod for a second term as chief

A Cork man has been re-appointed chief scout of Ireland for a further three-year term.

Scout master gets nod for a second term as chief

Thu, 05 Apr, 2012 - 01:00

Eoin English

The appointment was ratified after the re-election of Fermoy man Michael John Shinnick at the Scouting Ireland AGM.

He was elected with overwhelming support from the 620 delegates — both adult and youth members.

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