Venue:
Carlow College, St. Patrick's, College Street, Carlow, R93 A003
Note:
Friday, 10th April 2026
Category:
Business Training
Kickstart your morning with a unique exploration of the ties that bind our cultural heritage and modern business landscape. We invite you to the Pan-Celtic Business Breakfast, a premier networking event designed to spark conversation between the creative, business, and cultural sectors of our community.
The Pan-Celtic Business Breakfast: A Fusion of Culture, Commerce, and Comedy
Date: Friday, 10th April 2026
Time: 7:30 am – 9:30 am
Venue: Carlow College, St. Patrick’s, College Street, Carlow, R93 A003
Admission: Free of Charge (Booking Essential)
About the Event
Kickstart your morning with a unique exploration of the ties that bind our cultural heritage and modern business landscape. We invite you to the Pan-Celtic Business Breakfast, a premier networking event designed to spark conversation between the creative, business, and cultural sectors of our community.
This morning of connection begins at 7:30 am with a full breakfast, providing the perfect opportunity to network with fellow professionals and community leaders before the morning's discussions begin.
Our Host: Colm O’Regan
We are delighted to be joined by the multi-talented Colm O’Regan, who will serve as our moderator and host for the morning. Colm is a renowned columnist, broadcaster, comedian, and author whose keen eye for the quirks of Irish life has made him a household name.
Having published four bestselling non-fiction books—including the beloved Irish Mammies trilogy and Bolloxology—Colm has more recently turned his hand to fiction. Following the success of his debut novel, Ann Devine: Ready for Her Close-Up (2019), he recently released the highly anticipated follow-up, Ann Devine: Handle with Care. His unique ability to blend sharp professional insight with humor ensures an engaging and lively panel discussion.
The Panel Discussion
Colm will lead a diverse panel of guests drawn from the cultural, business, and creative communities. Together, they will discuss the importance of the "Celtic Connection" in driving innovation, tourism, and community development in the modern era.
Partnership & Booking
This event is a collaborative initiative delivered in partnership by:
- SETU (South East Technological University)
- Carlow College, St. Patrick’s
- Carlow Kilkenny ETB
- Carlow County Council (via the Local Enterprise Office and the Library Service)
Note: While this event is free of charge, it is expected to reach capacity quickly. Booking is strictly essential to ensure your seat and your breakfast.
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