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The Woodford Dolmen Hotel in Carlow
A drugs and mental health awareness in sports is taking place at the Woodford Dolmen Hotel in Carlow on the 30th of October 2024.
The event is free and has a host of guest speakers and will take place at 7pm with admission free and no ticket required.
The event will host a panel including:
Davy Fitzgerald (Antrim Manager)
Richie Power (Former Kilkenny Hurler)
Bernard Horohan and Ray McKenna
MC Brendan Hennessy
From the event organiser:
"Drugs and Mental Health Awareness in Sports is so important!
'WE NEED TO TALK!' With that in mind - LET'S TALK!!
Calling out to Members of Local Sports Clubs in Carlow and beyond! Please Share!
A discussion and chance to 'Talk' about Drugs & Mental Health in Sports will take place Tomorrow, Wednesday 30th of October in The Woodford Dolmen Hotel Carlow.
All Welcome, Free Admission, No Entrance Ticket Required!"
More information can be found below.
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