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Members of Tullamore Toastmasters at a recent meeting
THIS Wednesday, October 8, from 12 noon to 2pm, the Bridge House Hotel in Tullamore will host an event celebrating the vital role of Toastmasters in fostering community and enhancing communication skills across the country.
The event will feature addresses from community leaders, including District Director Mairead Dillon and Councillor John Leahy, Cathaoirleach, Offaly Co. Council, highlighting the importance of effective communication and local governance. Attendees will also enjoy traditional Irish music performances.
The afternoon includes opportunities for networking and skill development, showcasing the core principles of Toastmasters.
The event will conclude with an awards presentation, recognizing achievements within the Toastmasters community.
For those interested in joining the Tullamore Toastmasters, meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month from September to the end of May at 8pm in Fergie's Bar and Lounge in the Market Square. For more information, contact tullamoretoastmasters@gmail.com
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Overall, the event at the Bridge House Hotel is designed to be an enriching experience, emphasizing the pivotal role of Toastmasters in enhancing communication skills and fostering community spirit throughout the country.
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