When I joined Toastmasters, I approached the meeting roles the same way I approach most things.I studied them.Timer? Read the guidance.Grammarian? Read the guidance.Ah-Counter? Read the guidance.Evaluator? Read even more guidance, because I was absolutely convinced I was not qualified to tell anyone how to improve.Then I volunteered for the role, did my best, survived, … Read more
newsletter-2026-10
Randy Ekakitie – Congratulations on achieving DTM
From freezing at Table Topics to Distinguished Toastmaster District 71 is delighted to celebrate Randy Ekakitie on achieving the prestigious Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM) award – the highest educational recognition in Toastmasters International. Randy’s Toastmasters journey is a powerful reminder that confident speakers are not necessarily born that way – confidence is built through practice, feedback, … Read more
Our very first club-level Online Speech Contest
We are delighted to share that on Tue, 06 Oct 2026 we’ve held our very fist club-level International Speech Contest – a milestone moment for our community.A huge congratulations to our five contestants – Eniola, Wei, Mercy, Kang and Vinav – for their courage, enthusiasm and willingness to step onto the contest stage. Your energy … Read more
Here to Stay Award: The Results
Congratulations to the 176 clubs that qualified for the Here to Stay award. To qualify, a club needed to renew at least 50% of the members it had on 1 July. The more members a club renewed, the more entries it earned into the prize draw. 100% renewed: 9 clubs (6 entries each) Castleknock Toastmasters … Read more
Running an Improv workshop and Collaborations
We held an improv workshop, led by local theatre company Stand Easy Productions to help us develop our impromptu speaking skills. The evening was both great fun and highly informative, giving us new ideas to take away and incorporate into our future meetings. The workshop was also valuable in generating interest in our club in … Read more