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Athlone Toastmasters recently hosted its annual Humorous Speech and Table Topics contest in the surrounds of the Creggan Court Hotel.

Athlone Toastmasters have resumed the hosting of their fortnightly meetings with the number of members and guests now attending in-person and online steadily growing.

In what has been an unprecedented year to date, Athlone Toastmasters Club have maintained a prominent presence within the local landscape.

Speaking in public is something that can be a daunting prospect for many people but yet, being able to confidently in public is something that has become a requirement for so many activities today.

While management skills are important, they can only take a person so far.

Galway Toastmasters will mark its 25th anniversary next week and to mark the occasion an anniversary meeting and celebration will be held on February 28 at 8:30pm in the Menlo Park Hotel. There will also be presentation of Toastmasters’ highest achievement to a local member.

Speech contests are a Toastmasters tradition. Like every year since 1987, the Athlone branch of Toastmasters International will be organising a speech and evaluation competition on Tuesday March 24 at 8.15pm in the Prince of Wales.

The Athlone branch has won the Toastmasters Distinguished Club Award for the first time in its 30-year history.

The next meeting of the well-known public speaking club of Athlone will be on Tuesday February 25 at 8pm in The Prince of Wales hotel.