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Paddy Brennan
Paddy is from Ballyfoyle in County Kilkenny and graduated from the university of Limerick with a Bachelor’s of Science in pharmaceutical and industrial chemistry. Since then, he has spent over two years living in Toronto, Canada. He is currently working as a quality control analyst for GSK in Dungarvan, Waterford. Paddy enjoys staying active and recently organised a charity cycle from Malin Head to Mizen Head, cycling over 600km. He is an avid sportsman and in his spare time likes to play all sports such as golf, hurling, racquetball and swimming. He also enjoys getting his hands dirty on the family farm helping with the small suckler herd. Paddy is very outgoing and fun and enjoys socialising with his friends. Trying the Guinness all around Ireland with his friends is one of his firm favourites.
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