What if your hairdresser could read your mind? Wouldn’t that make life much easier? No bringing the screenshots or magazines along for visuals. Well, Copa Hair Design’s owner, Albert has professed this to be his secret skill! His career has taken him far and wide, spending time in Dublin, Spain and Portugal. Armagh has now
Tenacious marketer, Daniel Cumiskey is a man of many talents. Those who are privileged enough may even bear witness to a little beatboxing when he’s not on the clock! He prides himself on tackling any challenge head on – both in the office and on the playing fields. Currently in the second year of a
Now a few years into her role, Lisa O’Neill has been the Corporate Policy and HR Officer at Armagh Planetarium since 2021. She brought a wealth of experience to her role having held a position overseeing HR and equality issues for NI Councils for fifteen years. A natural problem solver, Lisa feels well suited to
Introducing the very accomplished, Sarah Maguire as our new Advertising Accounts Manager here at Armagh I and Armagh Jobs. The industrious Sarah has enjoyed employment across a variety of sectors and has acquired an array of skills in that time. She has now added these tools to her advertising arsenal and is ready to hit the
Technology and food enthusiast, David Ellingham has worked for Armagh City Hotel for a total of 21 years. He started on the ladder as a Kitchen Porter and since then has climbed the rungs to Senior Sous Chef. Despite his love for all things IT, David left university in pursuit of a career in catering
Hotel Receptionist for Armagh City Hotel, Roland Mikels has enjoyed a world of experience through his career in hospitality. From working in five star hotels in Latvia, to two years in the hustle and bustle of London on Waterloo and then moving onto Iceland before settling in Armagh – it’s fair to say Roland’s passport
Had you asked – a young, school-aged Heather Alexander might have told you that she wanted to be an astronomer when she grew up. However, a lack of faith in her own mathematical ability forced her to rethink her future career path and, instead, she turned her attention to teaching history. As though the stars
Leanne McNeill is a lady of many talents. From concept to creation of her delicious home-bakes to her instrumental inclination, but perhaps most of all, in her ability to take inspiration from all around her. Since age sixteen, she has been at the centre of a bustling household providing hearty meals to hardworking farmhands and
Admittedly, Cormac Gribben was never afraid of a hard day’s work. His father instilled in him a keen interest in construction from an early age, an area he worked in for some time as a youth. Fast forward to 2014, Cormac began his career with Tarasis Enterprises – then known as Homecare – and now
With a four-year apprenticeship in joinery and a previous work history in telesales, some might say the move into car part sales was a bit left field for Kevin Gallagher. Now six years on, Kevin is a driving force behind parts advice and customer satisfaction for Traynors’ auto-breakers, Moy. Kevin attributes his experience in telesales
