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Healthcare specialists Hidden Hearing are celebrating this week after taking one of the nation’s highest honours for unwavering dedication to customer experience.

Dr Philip Aherne from The Park Medical Centre in Naas was named a Hidden Hearing Hero at this year’s national awards presentation in Dublin.

History made as six people from Waterford receive Hidden Hearing Heroes awards in recognition of their work for others

Kanturk’s Kevin Quaid was named a Hidden Hearing Hero at this year’s national awards presentation in Dublin.

Boundary County won the inaugural men’s all-star series between the Boundary and Bonner County adult softball leagues

MAD Energy takes home the trophy after a 20-8 victory.

Sheila Crowley (93) was announced as the winner of the €1,000 home heating voucher from Hidden Hearing in recent days. 

Hidden Hearing to create 150 new roles Updated / Tuesday, 19 Jan 2021 12:09 The company is investing €10m to expand its operations over the next five years.  The money is to be used on rebranding and marketing as well as a review of the firms market positioning.  Last year, turnover at the business reached €30m, an increase of 2% on 2019. Five new clinics were opened by the company in Rialto in Dublin, Castlebar in Mayo and Clonakilty, Mallow and Blackrock in Cork. The business also dev...

Hidden Hearing plans to hire 150 staff for Irish expansion Danish-owned healthcare group to expand services such as mobile ear-wax removal clinics Tue, Jan 19, 2021, 05:16   Hidden Hearing, one the country’s main providers of hearing aids and related healthcare services, plans to hire up to 150 new staff over the next five years as part of an expansion that could see it open 20 new standalone clinics. The company, whose parent is Danish hearing aids group Demant, currently operates from 83 ...