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about us
A graduate of University College Cork, Caimin is an experienced Irish broadcaster, journalist and communicator. He joined RTE in 1979 and worked as a reporter / presenter until 1989 when he returned to Clare to become Chief Executive and principal broadcaster with Clare FM, which became one of the foremost stations in the country, winning a prestigious Jacobs Radio Award. He left this position in 1994 to found Caimin Jones Communications - a media and communications consultancy. In September 1997 he hosted the public presentation to the judges in the National eircom Information Age Town competition from which Ennis subsequently emerged victorious. He is currently a director of Ennis Information Age Services, a company delivering usability, accessibility and online marketing services. In 1998 Caimin was appointed by the Government to the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland. He is a member of the judging panel for the
ESB media awards.
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She joined Clare FM in 1989 as researcher / producer specialising in current affairs. She subsequently held the posts of Head of Features and Controller of Programmes at the station. In 1998 she became a freelance media & communications consultant and event manager. She is an experienced job interview trainer and has edited and print-managed education and business brochures and journals. She was editor of the highly acclaimed emigrant photographic book ‘The Scattering’ and is currently undertaking an extensive study to explore the future development of The Scattering Project. She is a member of the Board of Directors of Maoin Cheoil an Chlair – a Co. Clare based school of traditional and classical music.
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