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Shane Leahy is the guest speaker for the reunion
CRESCENT College Past Pupils Union are having their annual dinner on November 16 at the Strand Hotel in Limerick city.
This year’s dinner will be hosted by its president, Dermot Maher and its roll of honour recipient and guest speaker is Shane Leahy. It's hoped that the event will be a wonderful social occasion for everyone to catch up before the festive period.
Shane is currently CEO of Oxygen 8 Group and left Crescent College in 1990. He was part of the winning Munster Schools Senior Rugby cup in 1989 and 1990.
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In 2012 Shane was a finalist in the Ernst & Young, Young entrepreneur of the year award.
Shane is also the driving force behind One4Humanity which has provided huge support to Ukraine and Gaza.
The Crescent College Past Pupils Union wants attendees to meet old friends, make new ones and share memories.
This dinner promises to be a memorable night, and all are welcome. Tickets cost €55 and can be purchased at crescentpast.com
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