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Electric Vehicle sales in Ireland are on the up. In January 2022, 21.0% of all new cars licensed for the first time were electric or plug-in hybrid electric, according to the latest CSO figures.

Athenry Credit Union has just launched its annual amateur photography competition. Based on continued success and requests from the public, Athenry Credit Union has decided to run the competition again this year. With €500 in prizes up for grabs, Athenry Credit Union expects to see huge interest in the competition this year.

The Galway Ladies Gaelic Football Association has announced that Athenry Credit Union has become the main sponsor for the Galway Ladies U16 intercounty football team.

Athenry Credit Union has just launched the Think Sustainability Awards for Primary Schools. The awards are designed to promote green learning, increase visibility for schools that strive in this area and support schools on their green journey.

Athenry Credit Union have just launched the ‘Think Local Support’ initiative to reward local clubs, schools and societies. For each new Athenry Credit Union Membership and Current Account opened, a donation of €5 can be made to a participating local club, school or society.

Athenry Credit Union will soon launch the ‘Think Local Support’ initiative which is designed to promote the importance of communities working together and in turn rewarding local clubs, schools and societies through the Credit Union.

With contributions from members, staff and the board of Directors of Athenry Credit Union, a total of €1,000 was raised as part of the Athenry Credit Union Down Syndrome Awareness Month.

Athenry Credit Union has responded positively to requests from the local farming community for a lower agricultural loan rate. With the Irish agriculture sector proving its dominance throughout the pandemic, many farmers have been looking to develop and future-proof their business.

Athenry Credit Union received a phenomenal response for their amateur Photography Competition. Entrants were encouraged to explore the beauty of Ireland and take the time to review their cameras and devices to find previously taken photos to enter the competition.

Last year Athenry credit Union received almost 600 entries for their inaugural photography competition. Based on last year’s success and continued requests from the public, Athenry Credit Union has decided to run the competition again this year. With €500 in prizes up for grabs, Athenry Credit Union expects to see huge interest in the competition.