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06 Sept 2025
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Pictured is Muireann Kavanagh from Kilkenny with, from left, Dave Kelly, YTI National Training Coordinator, Barry Morgan, YTI Special Projects Officer, and Eoghan Doyle, YTI Director
Participants of the Drama Facilitation Training Course have gathered to celebrate their graduation in Wynns Hotel, Dublin.
Among them was Muireann Kavanagh from Kilkenny. The QQI Level 6 training is run by Youth Theatre Ireland (YTI) with support from the Creative Ireland Programme.
Key speakers at the event were Calvin Magee and Niamh McAlister who both graduated with Distinction.
The course teaches a host of transferable skills and facilitation methodologies used in youth theatre in addition to skills people can use to kick-start and plan a creative project with young people whilst exploring fresh ways of building basic drama skills with a group.
For more on upcoming Youth Theatre Ireland training opportunities, visit YouthTheatre.ie.
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