Margaret
O’Regan was first to the podium with an inspirational speech entitled
“Some Day”. She has a wonderful way of painting a picture and brought us on a fascinating
journey to Calcutta where she acclimatised to the bedlam of the bustling city having
volunteered there for three weeks.
Steven O’Brien was next up “In bondage to one’s beliefs” it was very hard to
imagine that this was only his second speech, such a confident and impressive
presentation. A real look at what makes a nation tick and how a person thoughts
become reality.
Deirdre Linehan had us
all laughing and at the edges of are chairs with her enactment of “Words of
Wisdom”. A very accomplished speaker, who owned the stage in the retelling of
what a husband with the best of intentions had wrote in a letter to his wife.
The humour really shone through with the wife’s thoughts on said letter.
Last but not
least was Pat Sexton with his genuine tribute to the fifth Beatle George
Martin. His eyes shone with his hearth felt admiration for a man that will be
remembered for pushing the boundary of music and influencing the likes of Bob
Dylan. Ann O‘Donovan in the role of General Evaluator awarded
Tony O’Regan best topic. Marie Lynes best Evaluator and Deirdre Linehan best
speaker. Next meeting is one not to be missed as its competition night. A
great night guaranteed as all are most warmly and cordially welcome. Guests
won’t be asked to speak. The next meeting is on Thursday the 31st of
March, 8p.m. sharp in Hibernian Hotel. For more information see www.speakeasytoastmasters.com or contact
E.V.P. Brendan Foley 087 7938641 or Marie Lynes 087 9746947
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