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Kilkenny Karate Club

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  • 01-03-2011 1:08pm
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    Quietjohn
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    Im looking to promote a local Shotokan Karate club and have a load of posters I need to put up around the city. Besides schools and youth clubs, I'm stuck for ideas where they can go.

    If anyone has any ideas, or spare window / counter space I could borrow, it would be greatly appreciated!! :)


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    riffmongous
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    At the risk of sounding totally out of touch with the youth of today........ have you tried the library?


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    Davidian_ie
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    As bizzare as it might sound the A&E waiting room in St.Lukes has a noticeboard.


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    Quietjohn
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5 ✭Quietjohn


    Thanks for the suggestions, there is now one up in the library, and hopefully one will go up in A&E soon!!:)

    BTW if anyone is interested in learning Karate, the next session is in the Watershed at 8.00 pm on Friday, PM me if you want any info. (hope thats not seen as advertising!!!)

    Cheers Guys!!


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    JohnMc1
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    At first I thought you were talking about the Oyama Karate club.


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    Quietjohn
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    Nope, its Budo Karate club,

    http://budokarateclub.com/


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    Davaeo09
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    I'm fairly sure Supervalue loughboy have a notice board and seen as the watershed is only up the road i'm sure you'l get some local support :)


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    Quietjohn
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    Thanks Davae09, one will go up in there soon.

    We've a new kids class for 5-12 year olds starting next week, what would be the implications of arranging a few school classes to attend? As its at 6pm, would the school leave it up to the parents on an individual basis?

    Any thoughts welcome!!

    Thanks very mucho


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    Raze_them_all
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    Quietjohn wrote: »
    Thanks Davae09, one will go up in there soon.

    We've a new kids class for 5-12 year olds starting next week, what would be the implications of arranging a few school classes to attend? As its at 6pm, would the school leave it up to the parents on an individual basis?

    Any thoughts welcome!!

    Thanks very mucho
    Probable wouldn't be that successful tbh, It'll be after school so kids will be hard pressed to interested in school related things


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