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Winner – United Drug Business Development (Independent) Award

Robyn Maginnis by Robyn Maginnis
23 May 2022
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Winner – Community Pharmacy Technician of the Year Award

21st May 2022. The Irish Pharmacy Awards 2022 held in The Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin 4. Pictured left to right: United Drug Business Development (Independent) Award Winner Dermot Smyth - Slane Pharmacy, Slane with sponsor Michael Taylor - United Drug. Photos: Aidan Oliver

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21st May 2022. The Irish Pharmacy Awards 2022 held in The Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin 4. Pictured left to right: United Drug Business Development (Independent) Award Winner Dermot Smyth – Slane Pharmacy, Slane. Photos: Aidan Oliver
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