Ulster Business - December 2017

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JP Corry customers meet sporting stars at glittering night

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ustomers of local building supplier JP Corry were treated to an intimate evening featuring three of Northern Ireland’s top sporting professionals last month.

Former Northern Irish footballer Keith Gillespie, Tyrone Gaelic All-Star Sean Cavanagh and Rugby legend Stephen Ferris entertained 150 guests in a special question and answer session at the Merchant Hotel. Northern Ireland television presenter Adrian Logan hosted the evening and kept proceedings moving along with discussions on career highlights. The event was held in association with building materials company Kingspan and helped raised £2,000 for JP Corry’s charity partner, Barnardo’s Northern Ireland.

JP Corry is owned by French conglomerate Saint Gobain and the charity partnership is part of its Together programme. In the past JP Corry has supported Alzheimer’s Research UK and MS Society NI. Established in 1814, JP Corry has been supplying building materials for over 200 years and currently has a network of 17 branches across Northern Ireland, including the latest acquisition, H&T Bellas based in Coleraine which was bought in May 2017. JP Corry operates as a generalist builders’ merchant supplying a full range of products from leading suppliers, for building, renovation and DIY projects. For more information on JP Corry, visit www.jpcorry.com

Adrian Logan, Stephen Ferris, Keith Gillespie and Sean Cavanagh

Sean Cavanagh, Stephen Ferris, guests and Keith Gillespie

Stephen Ferris, Ciaran McConnell (JP Corry Managing Director), Gary Hunter (JP Corry Regional Director), Keith Gillespie, Adrian Logan and Sean Cavanagh

Guests observing the Q&A

Keith Gillespie with auction winner

Sean Cavanagh with auction winner

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