County Council urged to support Youth Talent Event in Tuam
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Galway County Council are being urged to provide support for a youth talent event in Tuam.
The creative, academic and entrepreneurial talents of people aged between 12-25 years are to be celebrated in a gala event in November.
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The competition will be coordinated by the Tuam Branch of the Make a Difference Youth Club-and will culminate with a Talent Show Final in the town.
Speaking to Kevin Dwyer, Fine Gael Councillor Ollie Turner says getting behind this initiative is of huge benefit to young people:
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