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Toastmasters is a worldwide organisation and is ever expanding. Its purpose is to build confidence through public speaking. Kilkenny Toastmasters membership spans all age groups.

Grainne Mulvey, principal of the Gráinne Mulvey School Of Ballet & Modern Dance, is a fully accredited Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) ballet teacher, and a fully qualified Imperial Society of Teachers of Dance (ISTD) modern dance teacher.

Some 30 young girls from the Presentation Secondary School completed their Toastmasters Youth Programme, sponsored by the Kilkenny Toastmasters Club.

Think about autumn evening entertainment—join the Toastmasters Westport—the club that teaches you to speak out confidently in public. Everyone is welcome to come to the first meeting on Wednesday September 17 at 8pm in the Castlecourt Hotel.

The next meeting of Ballina Toastmasters takes place on Thursday January 22 in the Courthouse Hotel, Ballina at 8.30pm.

Athlone Toastmasters are looking forward to a bumper public speaking contest next Tuesday March 24 at 8pm in the Shamrock Lodge Hotel.  Six contestants shall battle it out to be crowned Club Public Speaking Champion 2009 and to have the honour of representing the club at the area final on Sunday April 5.

Mullingar Toastmasters is running a Bring a Friend night on Thursday September 24 in the Greville Arms, 8.30pm.

Eleanoir Cazabon-Regan, who holds a BA Hons (Dance Education) and is a registered teacher with distinction and also mentor for the Royal Academy of Dance, has been the principle of All Stars Performing Arts Academy since 1999. This academy has been offering classes in Ballinrobe for the past 10 years. During these years the pupils of the academy have attained great success in RAD examinations and the annual shows.