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Rathdowney Mens Shed group with councillors John King and Mary Sweeney.
Men’s Sheds groups from Laois and Kildare gather this week to learn more about running and promoting their clubs as well as other issues.
The meeting will provide details about the new Insurance offering via IMSA and how it may save your shed some money on insurance premiums.
There will also be information on how to win up to €1,500 with Fishermen's Friend. There will also be details on the "Sheds for Life" programme that the IMSA is rolling out across the country.
The Irish Heart Foundation will be on board to provide a free health check up with their mobile health screening unit.
The organisers say it will be another opportunity sheds members to network and find out the latest updates about men's sheds since the International Men's Sheds conference in Belfast last month.
The cluster meeting take place in Sallins Men's Shed on Tuesday 22nd November between 10am and 1pm.
If you would like more details on the event contact g.walsh@menssheds.ie 083-3744907
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