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Tricel announces further expansion by acquiring Gem Oils

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Killarney company Tricel has announced Gem Oils Ltd in County Cavan as its latest acquisition.

Founded in 1962, Gem Oils is a reputable family-run business that has been operating in the Irish lubricants market for over 60 years.

Gem Oils specialise in the supply of lubricants, greases and related products. The industries they serve include automotive, agricultural, industrial, food & marine and commercial.
Gem Oils combine industry expertise with exceptional technical ability to deliver high quality lubricants competitively in the marketplace.

Gem Oils provide businesses with effective lubrication solutions based on their many years of experience in the industry. As a company that owns and operates its own transport fleet, Gem Oils offers its products and services across the island of Ireland from its extensive storage facility located in County Cavan. This facility provides the largest storage capacity for lubricating oils in the country.

“A family-owned business is a natural fit with our company” Helen Milligan, Managing Director of Gem Oils explained. "A group as diverse as Tricel gives us the welcome opportunity to take our operations and product offerings to the next level. Gem Oils is committed to providing excellent customer service, quality and value to our customers. Our business growth and success are largely driven by meeting the needs and expectations of our customers, in addition to maintaining professionalism and being responsible to the larger community. Gem Oils look forward to continuing to make this our top priority into the future within the Tricel Group."

Mike Stack, CEO of the Tricel Group, said: "This acquisition enhances our position in the Irish lubricant market, allowing the Tricel group to gain access to new markets, expand its distribution networks and enhance its technological capabilities. Tricel's Head of Distribution, Robbie Larkin, stated that "the commitment of Gem Oils to providing outstanding customer service and recognising the unique nature of each customer relationship is aligned with Tricel's core values, which makes this acquisition an exciting opportunity for the division."

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Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra welcomes All-Ireland winners

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Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra in Rathmore was buzzing with excitement last Friday as former students Shane Ryan and Paul Murphy returned to the school with the Sam Maguire Cup.

The two All-Ireland football champions spoke to students and staff about the importance of perseverance, motivation, goal setting, and teamwork.

They also reflected on the strong friendships formed during their school days in Rathmore.

Both players encouraged students to appreciate the support of parents, coaches, and teachers who help guide them along the way.

They shared light-hearted stories and spoke about the pride they felt lifting Sam Maguire earlier this year.


They finished by saying they hope to return to Croke Park next season and bring Sam home to Kerry again.

The visit ended with warm applause and a proud Sliabh Luachra welcome for the local heroes

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Connecting Kerry’s Wildlife: Hedgerows and Trees Exhibition

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A wildlife exhibition currently on display at Killarney Library will soon tour across Kerry.

The project, Hedgerows and Trees in the Kingdom, is a collaboration between Crainn Chiarraí and the Kerry County Council Biodiversity Officer.

It highlights the importance of hedgerows and trees for biodiversity, climate, and cultural value, while promoting best practice in managing these landscapes as ecological corridors for wildlife.

Six arts facilitators led workshops for participants to create individual and collaborative pieces showcasing native hedgerows and their habitats.


The exhibition will travel across the county over the coming months, paired with local workshops to continue educating communities on hedgerow and tree management.


As part of the initiative, a related event will take place on October 24 and 25 at Tralee Bay Wetlands and Cromane, sharing knowledge and practical projects for managing hedgerows and trees.


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