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Cobh Credit Union Announces Online Special General Meeting
Cobh Credit Union is pleased to announce that it will hold a Special General Meeting (SGM) online on Monday 15th September at 7:30pm.
This important meeting will allow members to consider and vote on the proposed merger of Cobh Credit Union and Inspire Credit Union (Bishopstown).
The Board of Cobh Credit Union strongly believes that this merger represents the best way to secure the long-term future of our Credit Union, while enhancing the services and support available to members and our community.
Benefits of the Merger – Guided by the 5 P’s
1. People – Will ensure that members, staff, and the local community remain at the heart of everything we do.
2. Place – This merger will secure a full-service branch in Cobh, so that local access and service continuity are preserved now and into the future.
3. Products – Offering a wider range of financial services, such as current accounts, debit cards, deposit accounts, and mortgages, which is more achievable through a merger.
4. Protect – Cobh representation of 5 Director on the new Board will ensure a strong voice for members in the direction of the Credit Union movement and continued advocacy on their behalf.
5. Prosper – Promoting long-term growth and financial sustainability, helping the Credit Union thrive in a competitive financial landscape.
How to Attend
The SGM will be held online to make it easy for all members to join.
Details on how to register and vote will be provided in the SGM Pack, which will be sent to all eligible members in the coming days.
The Board of Cobh Credit Union encourages all members to attend this historic meeting and have your say in shaping the future of our Credit Union.
Our team is available to answer any questions that members may have by dropping in to our Office or calling 021 4811792 or emailing sgm@cobhcu.ie .
Media Enquiries:
Liam O’Doherty
CEO – Cobh Credit Union
021 4811792
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