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Curriculum Vitae

NAME: Jack Tully Phelan

ADDRESS: 53 Melvin Rd. Terenure Dublin 6W

D.O.B: 10th October 1995

TELEPHONE: 086 – 3250737(Mobile)

EMAIL: j.tullyphelan123@gmail.com

EDUCATION/ TRAINING

|Name of School: |Course Title: |Dates Attended: |
|Scoil Mológa | |September 2000 – |
|Clareville Rd. |Primary school |June 2008 |
|Dublin 6W | | |
|Colaiste Eoin | |September 2008 – |
|Stillorgan |Transition Year |Present |
|Co. Dublin | | |

CAREER/ WORK HISTORY

In the past I have been involved with a local leaflet drop and recently I have completed two weeks voluntary work experience as a general assistant in the Royal Donnybrook Hospital, Tesco Ireland in Rathfarnham and in Scoil Mológa in Harolds Cross. I have also gained work experience in a local veterinary practice in Terenure. Most recently I have been employed as a catering assistant through Step One Staffing Solutions, working at music festivals and other events with cash handling, bar work, customer service and general cleaning duty experience. I am eager and willing to learn and feel that I

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