Mr. John Maguire

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  After the opening service of Belleek Flower Festival on Friday 22nd May 2009, Mr John Maguire, Managing Director of Belleek Pottery launched a new Belleek Pottery basket, commissioned specially to mark the bicentenary of the Church of Ireland Parish Church in Belleek.

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  Before the service commenced, a new stained glass east window by David Esler was unveiled by the Revd Noel Regan and his wife Joan, assisted by the Managing Director of Belleek Pottery, Mr John Maguire and his wife Catherine, along with Cllr Danny Caldwell Keenaghan, a descendant of John Caldwell-Bloomfield, one of the founders of Belleek Pottery.
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  After the service the Bishop officially opened the flower festival, however, before the opening of the flower festival, Mr John Maguire, Managing Director of Belleek Pottery launched a new Belleek Pottery basket which had been commissioned to mark the bi-centenary of the church building in Belleek. 'The basket is designed on the William Henshall basket, the man who brought the art of basket making to Belleek and who is buried in the Churchyard at Belleek Parish Church.

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  Belleek's managing director John Maguire says the company has further ambitious plans for this year.

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  Before the service commenced, a new stained glass east window by David Esler was unveiled by the Revd Noel Regan and his wife Joan, assisted by the Managing Director of Belleek Pottery, Mr John Maguire and his wife Catherine, along with Cllr Danny Caldwell Keenaghan, a descendant of John Caldwell-Bloomfield, one of the founders of Belleek Pottery.
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  After the service the Bishop officially opened the flower festival, however before the opening of the flower festival, Mr John Maguire, Managing Director of Belleek Pottery launched a new Belleek Pottery basket which had been commissioned to mark the bi-centenary of the church building in Belleek.

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  Published on: 8/30/2008    Last Visited: 8/30/2008  

  The companies are run by local management, including Belleek managing director John Maguire, finance director Martin Sharkey, operations director Arthur Goan and sales and marketing director Hugh Quinn.
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  ‘‘These are generally challenging times for the industry, and new products are the lifeblood of our company," Maguire said at the time. ‘‘We are continually investing in new design, because it's imperative to our future."

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  John Maguire, Managing Director for the Belleek Group, stated at the recent retail trade Open Week in Galway Irish Crystal that the "Belleek Living" products will sit comfortably with design led urban living."Belleek Living" is set to compliment the existing range of Belleek products and will add further to Belleek's already extensive customer base.

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  They form the basis of the Belleek Classic Collection, and each year the company re-issues 16 pieces from the archives, much to the delight of collectors all over the world, says managing director John Maguire.
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  The home of our industry is Stoke-on-Trent, and the great potteries there tried to hold onto the formal traditional product, but it hasn't worked," says John.
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  Today's consumer wants functionality, affordability and quality, and they want it doubly if this can be matched with a recognisable brand name," says Maguire.
  
  He says that, since its launch, sales of Belleek Living have exceeded all expectations.

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  Published on: 6/20/2008    Last Visited: 6/20/2008  

  MIX 'N' MATCH: Model Victoria Campbell and Belleek managing director John Maguire launch the company's new Living Solace Collection to complement the traditional ivory range
  
  BELLEEK Pottery is making what it
  
  describes as a "dramatic parting from tradition" with the launch of its first ever boldly coloured china range.The Belleek Living Solace range is the first in the Co Fermanagh-made brand's history to be presented in a mix and match format.
  
  Managing director John Maguire said the move into colour followed extensive research and he was confident it would provide significant sales growth.
  
  "With the introduction of Solace we are hoping to significantly grow our presence in the casual dining market, particularly in the bridal gifts sector," he said.

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  MIX 'N' MATCH: Model Victoria Campbell and Belleek managing director John Maguire launch the company's new Living Solace Collection to complement the traditional ivory range
  
  BELLEEK Pottery is making what it

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  Its managing director John Maguire insists that the move is "significantly growing" Belleek's presence in the casual dining tableware market, particularly in the bridal gifts sector.
  
  "These are generally challenging times for the industry and new products are the lifeblood of our company," he said.
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  "We are continually investing in new design, because it's imperative to our future, and we have a number of initiatives coming through as we aim for the Belleek Living range to see a 50 per cent growth over the next three years," Mr Maguire said.

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