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Gavin Duffy at Louth County Library today
Gavin Duffy, one of the five investors who
The Dragon was in town to launch a Citizens’ Information Service booklet on Internet Safety called "a guide for grandparents to encourage you to enjoy the benefits of the internet".
"Great to catch up with old friends today @louthcoco Library #Dundalk here with Kitty, Catherine & Marie from CIS our hosts and Margaret" - Gavin Duffy tweeted.
The talk was in conjunction with Internet Safety Day, which will take place on February 5th.
Duffy, who is originally from Termonfeckin, Co. Louth, even had time to take a few selfies with fans and old pals during his talk.
He tweeted: "Great to catch up with old friends today @louthcoco Library #Dundalk here with Kitty, Catherine & Marie from CIS our hosts and Margaret."
On Twitter, he thanked Louth County Library for presenting him with a cake which featured the logo of his
Always surprised at the lovely presents I get when I speak at various functions. Today at Louth County Library presented with a beautiful & delicious Arsenal cake. Spoiled tho’ when Darren Hughes said the Cake was like the @Arsenal looked beautiful but has a very soft centre. pic.twitter.com/ozXg3qmvkR
— Gavin Duffy (@GavinDuffy) January 30, 2018
Gavin Duffy's business Gavin Duffy & Associates, a company that provides services such as crisis management, media and communications training, leadership development, keynotes
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