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Vicki Guy Jill, I'm Over the Moon for You No better legend to Well done and put some sunshine in congratulations. Dave K an otherwise weird and wild year! Looking forward to seeing the magic unfold! Vicki Guy Jill, I'm over the moon for you. Congratulations on making history and wishing you every success in your new role. Make it your own! Tom Tom Clarke Glad that you are the Chief Scout for my young people - not that I doubted you for a second! Historic in many ways and I look forward to working with you. Rónán. Rónán McGibbon Congrats and all the best in the My Cub Scouts will soon new role! hear the legend of "Jill the Dara Rickard Chief" Jill, Looking forward to the next Sincerest congratulations to you on your historic few chapters :) Ger H election as Chief Scout of Ireland. A first in many Congrats lots of love senses but hopefully most of all the start of a new Mark &trish Blake era and better times for our movement. I wish you all the best for your term. Enjoy the game Congratulations & Brst Cong of scouting. rats Jill!!! Wishes from 9/10th Dublin Gráin ne Sweeney (Aughrim Street). I look forward to contributing in whatever way I can to your success as Chief Scout. Congratulations Jill,from not just me but Yours in Scouting, my whole group (13th Kildare Clane) You are welcome anytime!! Your election has Andrew Dineen, made me feel a pride for our organisation 29th/30th Cork, Mitchelstown Scout Group that I thought i had lost. I look forward to Andrew Dineen, 29th/30th Cork, Mitchelstown seeing you around Scout Group Stephanie Greene Congratulations on your Congratulations Jill on Congratulations Jill. Great to Well done to our Chief historic victory. An your election as Chief see a young woman as out Scout. A huge achievement inspiration to all members Scout - fantastic chief scout. Best of luck in for youth empowerment in of SI. Best wishes from all achievement to be the first the role our Scouting Movement in 8th Kerry. female Chief Scout and the Cathal Gahan, 73rd Raheny Fossa 8th Kerry first Rover Chief Scout. Una Dominic Byrne, 98th Una O Regan 41st Cork Dublin Congratulations Congratulations Jill. Chief! Congratulations Jill on your Mary Fricker Best of luck in your amazing achievement. Wishing new role, from all in you success and happy Ballybricken 46th adventures. Absolutely deli ghted that we have a Limerick 5th Kildare Clane Scout young female as our Cheif ! You Ursula Cosgrove Group have my full YIS, Peadar Eva Grant Peadar Mac Mahon Huge Congratulations to you Jill. Huge achievement both for yourself and Scouting Ireland. Wishing you all the best in your new role!! Jordan Keohane Bravo Jill and thanks for putting yourself forward! The very best of luck Blarney 45th on the next leg of your scouting trail! You have our support. Jordan Keohane - Blarney 45th Dean Gilchrist 71st Dublin Congratulations Chief. As a parent and a GL I feel Many congratulations and Jill very prud of our orgaisation today. One my my the very best of luck. CONGRATULATIONS! Not ventures summed it up briliantly earleir when she said only on chief but as first "finally, youth led!". Well done again from all at 3rd John female chief - Hon the kilkenny thomastown. John Meikleham girls! I can't wait to see all Justin Ryan you do, and the exciting places you will lead SI, no tions Jill! Well done, great to see a young better woman for the job! Congratula ntastic woman in the role! Maith thú! Congrats again and What a fa elighted hopeful tions Jill, ment, I'm d ly we can have a Congratula achieve your moot reunion to buy you a t wishes in or you. Annemarie from 11th Tipp bes f drin arey k in person to celebrate role. Ryan C n 26th sometime soon! amh Fento Ni Lucy OD xx TSC Chief Scout Jill Great News for Scouting in The very best to you Chief in your new role. Looking Ireland forward to welcoming you to Douglas & St. FinBarres Scout Congradulations Happy days Jill, Group when the situation allows finally we're youth Conor Crowley Port of Galway Sea Scouts lead to the core! Onwards and Congrats on the upwards! Congrats it's brilliant election. 9th Clare Ennistymon news lots of love Mark Well deserved Scouts and Trish Blake Stephen Congrats Gill on your Well done and looking Congratulations on your new role its fantastic forward to working election as Chief Scout. news. Well done and with you. Many congratulations Jill , Looking forward to enjoy the adventure Best wishes from looking forward to meeting welcoming to our group if the Erne Scout County you . opportunity arises. Regards David Monaghan Anita Groyp leader and all Bravo Lucy Kay the team @Phibsboro . 11th Donegal (Buncrana) Phibsboro scout group Congratulations from 68th Cork, Killeagh scout group. A big congraJILLations to a top qualiity tent Congrats Jill You'll Tracey Coughlan PITCHER smash it, well deserved. (We couldn't think of one for Farrell, sorry). Looking forward to Ben and Ray Keogh - 13th Rathfarnham working with you! Áine Kane Congrats & Best wishes Jill from 27th Galway Carrabane Congratulations Jill and best Darren Hill Greetings from the wishes in your new role as our neighbours up the road! Chief Scout. Congratulations Jill on being elected Chief Scout. The Delighted for you and for David Walsh, 3/4/6th Louth very best of luck during your term. SI. Bravissimo agus beir Alan Bruce, 8th Wicklow Blessington bua & Larch Hill Meitheal 92nd Dublin Clontarf From all at 74th Congratulations on Well done Jill. we are a youth led Edenmore. becoming Chief Scout. A great opportunity to really show that ont of what we do. Congratulations Jill x Wishing you all the best on organisation with the youth at the forefr Denise O keeffe this journey Oisin Dunne -18th Meath -Cois Farraige 11th Waterford Dungarvan Eadaoin Healy Best of luck Jill for your term as Chief Scout. Look forward to meeting you and supporting you Congratulations Jill in any way I can Christina Shanahan 3rd Kilkenny on becoming our new Congratulations Jill, Thomastown Chief Scout. Christina Shanahan From all in Mountrath 6th Cavan Kingscourt. Scout group Frances O'Reilly Best of Luck Jill with the new role. ions Jill!! Congratulat No doubt you will be able to bring us our of luck in y all back together. Best Congratulations Jill, well new role Congrats Jill..you'll do David O’Neill ver 8th eána McKee deserved amazing S outh Derek Kinsella 62nd Mary O'Neill 46th Limerick L Kilmacud Congratulations! All the very best on your Congratulations Jill on your historic election as journey! May you inspire many more of our First Woman Chief Scout. I am very proud of youth members to aspire to reach high! Good you. Looking forward to when we can meet. luck! Kim Taylor, 4th Leitrim Marty Hilsden Bengoora 31st Galway Co Jill, ngrats Jill! Alex K elly, New R Congratulations. oss Sea Congratulations on this amazing achievement. I am so Scouts proud of you! Excited to see the future of Scouting in I have no doubt that your positive attitude and good Ireland Congratulations from work will inspire a great many. I look forward to seeing Annie Baker you help restore folks' faith in Scouting Ireland. Newry! 1st Dromore Newry Scout Well done Jill I wish Group Adam you the very best in your new role. Therese Bermingham Congrats Jill, Amazing C ongratulatio ns, I am so Congrats, to you *and* all the organization, we're lucky achievement. All the best proud of you and to have you! excited to and I look forward to working see what the future b Rob, 1st Wicklow with you as a National Rep x rings this year Emma M Congrats. Wishing you all the best. Cian Gavin Seán Gallagher Very best wishes for this Huge Congrats and we Jill, most exciting leg of your look Forward to the scouting journey. years ahead!! I'm so chuffed to hear the news and delighted for you. Mícheál Ó Cadhla, 36th Peter Roche North Cork Wishing you all the best and looking forward to Waterford Scout County supporting you in any way I can :) Laura O'Connor Congratulations Jill, from everyone in 115th Ballinteer Scout Group. tions Jill!!! Congratula e oghan Byrn Today feels like a positive new chapter in the history of E Congratulations Chief! Scouting in Ireland. You have our support and best Wishing you the very best of luck in your new role. Looking wishes in undertaking your role. forward to meeting you on your journey. Garrett Flynn Theresa Kiely 32nd Limerick Congratulations to and Congratulations Congratulations Jill! A well our new Chief ope to beseet wishes h earned position! Scout Jill lin. see you in Derry From 20th Meath scout 14th Fermanagh Wishing you all the best in Stamullen group your role of Chief! Sandra Plunkett McLysaght Evan Evan Berigan Congratulations on being elected our new Chief . The engery Hi Jill, Congratulations and Best wishes and vision that you have is a brilliant attribute that will only Wishing you all the from all at bode well for scouting on this island . Wishing you the best best and hope to 33rd Derry Ballinascreen Scouts see you in Lough for a successful term and hopefully our group in Dan soon. Ballinascreen will cross paths with yourself in the future . Cheers, Zef Collwyn Brunton 33rd Derry Jill on behalf of myself, 13th Galway (Renmore) scout group and Galway Scout County, sincere congratulations on your election and Congratulat the very best of luck in your role going forward.
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