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06 Sept 2025
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Information evening in Leugh NS
Anxiety across daily life is an ongoing issue for many adults however it is something that is also a reality in the lives of many school children and next week an event focused on identifying and coping with anxiety amongst children will take place in mid Tipperary.
Leigh National school, just outside Thurles will be the venue for an in depth information evening about anxiety and all aspects of an issue which is present right across society.
The event will take place on Tuesday the 25th of April at 8pm and admission is €10. Accredited Play Therapist Margaret Killeen will be there on the night. The event is open to parents, teachers and SNAs from all schools. Call 0504 23111 for more information.
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