Author Archives: Antonina

John O’Mahony from Animal Care Hospital, Douglas, Cork, was the national winner of the Stronghold Veterinary Pet Care Awards, 2002. John (left) is pictured with Brian More O’Ferrall, Marketing Manager, Pfizer Animal Health and Dodger at the 2002 national awards … Continue reading →

At the 2002 IFEX exhibition, the winners of The Kerrygold Cup for the Best Irish Mature Cheddar were Horgan’s Delicatessen Supplies & Wexford Vintage Cheddar. Pictured at IFEX were (L-R): Michael Horgan and Marcus O’Sullivan, Horgan’s Delicatessen Supplies.

Animal patients outnumber the population of Ireland by at least 8:1, with the vital role of animal health as part of our economy and social life the focus of an exhibition at the RDS – Animal Health 2002.   Pictured … Continue reading →

John Savident, the actor familiar as the famous butcher, Fred, in Granada Television’s Coronation Street, officially opened the newly developed store of James Whelan Butchers in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.  Progress Communications helped proprietor Pat Whelan to co-ordinate the launch (April … Continue reading →

2002 – Coronation Street’s butcher opens newly developed Clonmel store John Savident, the actor familiar as the famous butcher, Fred, in Granada Television’s Coronation Street, pictured with Antonina Ni Dhuinn in Clonmel after officially opened the newly developed store of … Continue reading →

Pfizer Animal Health announced its sponsorship of the national Stronghold Veterinary Pet Care Awards in 2000.  Brian More O’Ferrall, Marketing Manager, Pfizer Animal Health is pictured at the announcement with Holly Walsh from Lucan and her feline friend, Bentley.

Broadcaster Joe Duffy was a member of the national judging panel for the inaugural Veterinary Pet Care Awards, the national award programme developed by Progress Communications, which invited members of the public to nominate their vets for excellence in the … Continue reading →

DeLaval: World Leader in Milking Machine Technology Alfa Laval changed its worldwide corporate identity to DeLaval during 2000. The launch of the new identity in Ireland was managed by Progress Communications, with a series of regional briefings for dealers and … Continue reading →

Pat O’Rourke, President of the ICMSA (Irish Creamery Milk Supplier’s Association) is pictured with Pascal Gibbons, President, Irish Veterinary Union, signing a protocall on the management of the Dairy Hygiene Certification Scheme (March, 2000).

Progress Communications supported Irishmobiles.com with its launch in Spring 2000.  It was the first Irish web site allowing you to buy mobile phones and accessories on-line.   Pictured at the launch were Barry Maloney, Chief Executive, Digiphone;  Sharon O’Connor and the … Continue reading →