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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Pupils at St Joseph's NS, Dundalk
ST Joseph's National School in Dundalk is set to host a positive parenting night tonight with a special guest speaker.
The positive parent event is due to begin in Muirhevnamór at 6.30pm and all parents and guardians in the area are invited to attend.
Guest speaker Shane Martin will be offering self-help tips to parents and promises to tell real life stories injected with some humour.
Mr Martin is the author of 'Your Precious Life – How to Live it Well'. He says he speaks in an “informal, no-nonsense and easy to understand style”.
According to organisers, there will be a free Christmas raffle with fantastic prizes. Refreshments will also be served to attendees.
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