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Temple Bar Toastmasters - Dublin City Centre
## About this event
## **Temple Bar Toastmasters, in person meetings, will allow you to be a confident speaker, gain an edge in your career and communicate effectively.**
**FREE to all first time guests!**
Open to all members of the public.
**The club meets every first & third Tuesday of the month.**
* Bring a friend or come alone, all welcome- we are a friendly supportive group!
**Benefits for you:**
be a confident speaker
gain an edge in your career
communicate effectively
prepare for online job interviews
become a confident public speaker
**How we help you:**
regular opportunities to speak
a planned programme
mentoring and coaching
friendly supportive feedback
practice on hosting a meeting
different speaking situations
\* \* Entry fee of 5 euros applicable at the door (free for first time guests) \* \*
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Guided Building Tour of the Sean O'Casey Community Centre, East Wall
Come join me as we go on a guided building tour of the Sean O'Casey Community Centre, St. Mary's Road, East Wall, D03AY74.
The building provides social resources and civic representation for the community of the East Wall including a theatre, day-care, creche, educational and recreational facilities.
Built on reclaimed land, and surronded by the curved lines of the 19th century railway track and the straight line of the 18th century sea wall It is offset from the Georgian grid parallel with the river Liffey.
The site where the project is on the cleared ground of a former school building, used in recent years for community welfare and sports facilities.
The site exists as a significant void within the low-rise density of the neighbourhood of two storey terraced houses.
**Meeting: Outside the entrance door for 11.45am**
**I will collect ten euros per person.**
**The tour will start at midday and finish at 1pm.**
**We will have lunch in the restaurant from 1.05pm.**
**Cost of 3 course lunch is €6 per person, sample menus will be shown in photos.**
I look forward to seeing you there.
Networking for founders, creators, freelancers + rebels ⚡
**Free meetups for Rebels of all kinds, since 2013.**
Casual networking events with occasional fireside chats from founders, creators and successful business owners. No formal agenda, or dress-code (please wear something though). Drinks sold at the bar.
This event is free thanks to our partners, volunteer hosts and our generous hosting venue.
**More than just meetups...**
Rebellious Co provides everything entrepreneurs & business leaders need on their journey through an ecosystem of services. Primarily accessible via our membership, you can access a global community with game-changing benefits plus partnered services to help you start & grow your business from zero to one and beyond.
**Agree to Disagree Circle ...**
Entrepreneurship is rarely a straight line. On **April 28th**, **Rebellious Co.** is flipping the script on the standard networking format. We are hosting an interactive **"Agree to Disagree" Circle** with Aaron McCormack and Peter Brennan from the *Straight Line Path Podcast*. 🎙️🔄
We’re creating a warm, open space to explore the messy truths of the startup journey.
\>\> [More on benefits & joining here](https://www.rebelliousco.org/membership/) <<
How Does Protest Create Change?
What's the purpose of protest? What does it achieve? Is a cause-inspired protest too easily hijacked by important - but ultimately unrelated - right-wing or left-wing causes? What motivates people to protest? Are there ways to advocate for change apart from speechifying, flag-waving and public disruption? Consider these and other important questions this coming Tuesday; buy a drink at the bar @ Walters and add your voice to the civil discourse that is Socrates Café.
Tog Science Fiction Bookclub
For our next Tog Science Fiction Book Club, we’ll be reading *Camp Concentration* by Thomas M. Disch.
First published in 1968, this dark and thought-provoking novel blends science fiction, politics, and satire. Set in a dystopian future, it explores imprisonment, intelligence, power, and the cost of human progress. It should give us plenty to chat about on the night.
We’ll be meeting **in person** at **Tog Hackerspace** on **Tuesday, 28th of April at 7:30 pm**.
Whether you’ve read the whole book, only started it, or just want to listen in, you’re very welcome to join us. Our book club is always open to new people, and it’s a great way to discover new science fiction and meet fellow readers.
**Book:** *Camp Concentration* by Thomas M. Disch
**Date:** Tuesday, 28th April
**Time:** 7:30 pm
**Location:** Tog Hackerspace
Come along for sci-fi, discussion, and good company.
Socrates Café: How Does Protest Create Change?
What's the purpose of protest? What does it achieve? Is a cause-inspired protest too easily hijacked by important - but ultimately unrelated - right-wing or left-wing causes? What motivates people to protest? Are there ways to advocate for change apart from speechifying, flag-waving and public disruption? Consider these and other important questions this coming Tuesday; buy a drink at the bar @ Walters and add your voice to the civil discourse that is Socrates Café.






