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Ryan Tubridy will be the keynote speaker at the Women and Agriculture conference in Kilkenny on October 25.
Ryan Tubridy is set to make his first full appearance since the RTE payments scandal at the Women and Agriculture conference at the Lyrath hotel in Kilkenny on October 25.
Tubridy will be the keynote speaker of the event, having a ‘fireside chat’ with Ciara Leahy of Irish Country Living.
She’ll be asking him about ‘hosting an iconic chat show, presenting radio programmes and writing best-selling books’.
The conference is organised by Irish Country Living and was first launched in 2008.
The theme of this year’s conference is ‘Finding the Balance’.
The conference is a one day event and takes place on Wednesday October 25 in Lyrath Estate in Kilkenny from 9.30am - 5.30pm.
Tickets for this conference are sold out.
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