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Welcome dear visitor,
The People´s College Debating Society founded 1993
will re-commence on Wednesday 28th September 2010, at 8:00pm
at the Teachers Club, 36 Parnell Square West. Dublin 1. The Debating Society meets every second Wednesday.
To improving your speaking abilities to sharpening your skills of argument and hearing from high profile speakers on thought provoking topics, the Debating Society in its 16th year is proud to represent The People´s College.
Anyone who wishes to increase their confidence or
self esteem should attend our first meeting on 30th September.
We place a large emphasis on the social side of the club
and injecting a lot of fun into our proceedings.
This year, we travelled to Enniscorthy and Clonmel,
debating against Toastmasters in both counties.
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These weekends are great fun and we are already
organising more for the next year. We encourage new
members to participate in our sessions but nobody is
under pressure and it is up to the individual to proceed
at the pace they feel comfortable with.
We host short topic sessions, internal debates and external
debates as well as workshops on humour, debating, public
speaking and related topics.
Debaters go on to be our leaders in society and business, and for some it is the stepping-stone that changes their life.
The People´s College Debating Society is a non profit making society that resides in The People's College Parnell Square to allow anyone to participate in a debate-based activity that promotes the development of communication, interpersonal and leadership skills.
The People´s College encourages positive interaction between all its members so that each participant, from every background, feels supported and comfortable in the environment in which they participate.
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LATEST NEWS TO ALL MEMBERS |
Dear Member,
Details for the next meeting of the year are as follows:
Date: 1st February 2012
Venue: 36 Parnell Square West, Dublin 2
Time: 7.45pm (for 8.00 start).
Charge: €3.
Chairperson: Bernie Grant
The programme of events will include the following:
Debate:That society in general is corrupt.
The following are the teams:
Prosposing the motion:
Garry Fitzsimons,
Kevin McGinley,
Catherine Delaney
Jacqui Gilmore
Opposing the Motion:
Patrick Mulhall,
Helen Collins,
Martina O’Byrne,
Trish Roe
Kind regards
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Martin Baldwin
Secretary
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