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Thursday, May 23, 2013
National Public Speaking Project 2012-13 Final
Congratulations to the winners of the
32nd National Public Speaking Project :
Colaiste Eoin, Hacketstown, Co. Carlow
L-R: Liz Farrell (Tutor), Andrew Byrne, Brian Glanville (MHI Chairman), Andrew Clarke, Shauna Donegan and Lorna Kinch.
L-R: Andrew Byrne, Lorna Kinch, Andrew Clarke, Shauna Donegan, Liz Farrell (Tutor), Pauline Egan (Principal) and Brian Glanville (MHI Chairman).
More photos from the day can be found here.
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This is a video made by Stephen Doak, Stephen Sullivan and David Mackin who are all 4th year students in IT Sligo studying Public Health & Health Promotion.
This video was made to promote speaking out if you have problems about suicide and to also try shake off the taboo about the word suicide.
MHI Upcoming Events
MAY
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24.05.2013 19:00 -
21:00
Dun Laoghaire MHA Social Club
MAY
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26.05.2013
3 p.m. Green Ribbon Event
MAY
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28.05.2013
MENTAL HEALTH AND OLDER ADULTS (10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.)
MAY
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28.05.2013 15:30 -
17:00
Bray MHA Social Club
MAY
29
29.05.2013 10:30 -
12:30
Wicklow MHA Social Club
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