Peak Performance

Celebrating the Season of Easter

Caroline Currid's Dynamic Talk at the Duhallow Skillnet Networking Supper

On Monday March 11th, a lively crowd of nearly 100 gathered for a highly anticipated networking event featuring the esteemed Caroline Currid. Before the guest speaker took the stage, attendees were treated to a delectable buffet-style supper, expertly prepared and presented by Linda O’Connor and her team at Duhallow Community Food Services.

Setting the tone for the evening was Maura Walsh, the CEO of IRD Duhallow, whose warm welcome and enthusiasm immediately signalled the start of a memorable gathering. The buzz of excitement was palpable from the outset, indicating the high level of interest in the event.

At the heart of the evening was Caroline Currid, a titan in the field of Performance Psychology, boasting over 16 years of experience working with corporate and sports clients both at home and abroad. Her impressive track record has solidified her reputation as one of Ireland’s leading Performance Psychologists. Caroline’s extensive resume includes working with illustrious teams such as the Tyrone Footballers, Tipperary Hurlers, Dublin Footballers, and the Limerick Hurlers, among others. She has also collaborated with renowned athletes like Lions’ captain Paul O’Connell and Kenya’s 800m Olympic champion, David Rudisha, as well as esteemed sports organizations such as Celtic FC and Munster Rugby.

As coaches, business owners, and enthusiasts from Duhallow and beyond eagerly awaited her insights, Caroline took the stage with a captivating blend of expertise and approachability that immediately drew in the audience. Drawing from her vast experience, she guided attendees through the intricacies of peak performance, offering relatable anecdotes and practical advice that resonated with everyone present.

Caroline effortlessly bridged the gap between the sports arena and the boardroom, highlighting the common challenges and triumphs shared by athletes and business leaders alike.

As the event drew to a close, it was evident that Caroline’s words had left a lasting impact, leaving attendees feeling inspired and empowered to pursue their goals with renewed vigour. The evening served as a powerful testament to the value of collaboration and lifelong learning. Special thanks were extended to Duhallow Skillnet for organizing such an exceptional event, as well as to Colm O’Connor and his team for their efforts in setting up the marquee, and once again to Duhallow Community Food Services for providing the delicious fare.