Michael Cronin was our winner this year with the choice of his first uninterrupted night's sleep, as his answer. Michael disliked been awoken during the night for any reason.
Pat Sexton had money on his mind, as his favourite childhood memory involved receiving a pound into his hand.
Kieran Butler should be kept away from play doh, as his happiest memory was putting his play doh in his hair instead of creating a more standard piece of art.
Helsa Giles, Jerry O'Callaghan and Claire O'Connell at the competition night.
Rona Coghlan loved hiding under a giant duffle coat as a child and watching the world go by.
Tom O'Connor loved a variety concert he saw when he graduated from primary school. Tom acts regularly in local shows.
Marie Fitzpatrick, as topics-master choose the newspapers as her inspiration for the table topics for the audience. Mary Whelan was unable to comment on spoilers for the soaps as she is an avid sports fan. Anne O'Donovan only reads the paper and has no time to watch the soaps on TV. Tony O'Regan spoils his wife with last minute presents of soap. David Frawley will be saving water by turning off the tap while brushing his teeth. Pat Sexton pays his bills by Quarterly lotto, any objections removes you from the Sexton lotto list . Jerry O'Callagahan will be washing his teeth in rain water . Mary Buckley believes that a woman will referee an All Ireland Final. Marrian Oviawe is scared of spiders and had bought out the supplies of local lemons to scare them off. Bridie O'Connell felt that all historical figures are relevant to today if you look at their lives.
These are only a few of the answers given. Why not come along and try answering a topic yourself? Speakeasy Toastmasters. 8th sharp at the Hibernian Hotel , 16 October. Contact Marie Lyons 0879746947 or Liam O'Flynn087 6380053 or look at our website www . speakeasytoastmasters.com
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