Osian Roberts, Assistant Team Manager Wales, guest speaker at Carmarthen dinner


News hot off the press from Carmarthen Town AFC.
Celebrity dinner featuring Wales football team's Osian Roberts, comedian Harry Scott and MC Robert Lloyd -

24th ANNUAL CELEBRITY DINNER IVY BUSH HOTEL
FRIDAY 8TH MAY 2015 7:00PM
Osian Roberts Assistant Team Manager Wales Senior International Football Team
Town will hold their Annual Celebrity Dinner at the Ivy Bush Royal Hotel
On Friday 8th May 2015.

After the disappointment of last year’s speakers we have this year gone for tried and tested local speakers.
The principal guest will be Osian Roberts who in his role as Wales Assistant Team Manager, coaches the likes of Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey and is a very competent speaker.
Our comedian will be Harry Scott, still going strong, and making his third appearance with us.
The MC will be Robert Lloyd.
The club continues to work at pace and 75% of the necessary funding for a state of the art artificial pitch, known as 3G, has been found.
This will completely revolutionise the opportunities of our young people to improve their technical ability.
It will also maximise opportunities to enhance our community activities by linking in to key disadvantaged communities. 
Indeed, partnerships have already been formed in anticipation of the 3G becoming a reality.
Due to the popularity of the event, early reservation of tickets is advisable.
They are priced, as for the last few years, at £30. They can be purchased individually, by forming a table of guests or by a fewer number.
Tickets can be obtained by contacting the organiser
Gareth O Jones on 07814262656 or garethojones@hotmail.com or from
Jeff Thomas
55 Bronwydd Rd, Carmarthen SA31 2AP
01267 236227
E Mail jeffthomas@jeffthomas.plus.com
It is essential, for the Club’s well-being and particularly the future development outlined, that events such as the Dinner are well supported.
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