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Killarney Toastmasters to relaunch next week
By Sean Moriarty
Killarney Toastmasters are to relaunch face-to-face meetings after nearly three years of a pandemic related break.
The international organisation which strives to help people of all ages gain confidence in a positive and non-judgemental environment will host its first in-person meeting at the Dromhall Hotel on Tuesday evening next.
Meetings will continue on the second and fourth Tuesday every month.
New members are welcome and Killarney Toastmasters will open a new education programme that helps people gain confidence, learn key skills and will give an outlet to be yourself in a safe environment at the first meeting.
“The core values of Toastmasters are respect, integrity, service and excellence. You can develop your leadership and diplomacy skills while also overcoming the nerves of speaking in front of other people," said Killarney Toastmasters president Patrick Roarty. “Our meetings are so enjoyable and so much fun.”
Further details are available by writing to killarneytoastmasters@gmail.com.
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