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Club President David Gleeson (right) presenting District Governor Michael Fleming with a small gift to mark his visit to Tullamore
TULLAMORE & District Rotary Club welcomed District Governor Michael Fleming and his wife Eithne to a recent club meeting.
The visit marked an important occasion for the club, as it provided an opportunity to showcase the club’s community service projects and to engage with the wider Rotary community.
The District Governor, who serves as the official representative of Rotary International in the district, met with members of the club to discuss the club’s ongoing initiatives and hear about plans for the future.
“We were delighted to welcome the District Governor to our club and share with him the great work we are doing in the community,” said Tullamore & District Rotary club president David Gleeson. “This visit was an important opportunity for us to connect with other Rotary clubs and to continue building relationships that will help us make a positive impact in Tullamore and beyond.”
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Tullamore & District Rotary Club is part of Rotary International, a global network of more than 1.2million members who work together to create positive, lasting change in their communities and around the world.
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