Vigil held in Dundalk for missing schoolboy Kyran Durnin

The speaker emphasizes the importance of community support in organizing vigils for Kyron, a missing child. They express gratitude for the community's involvement and share their personal motivation to be Kyron's voice. The speaker discusses the planning and organization of these vigils, highlighting their role in keeping Kyron's case in the public eye. They express hope for continued participation and the ultimate goal of bringing Kyron home.

Why does the speaker believe community involvement is crucial?

• To improve local businesses

• To organize more social events

• To ensure Kyron's case remains a priority

• To increase the town's population

What motivates the speaker to organize vigils for Kyron?

• A request from the local government

• A need to improve public speaking skills

• A desire to be Kyron's voice in the community

• A personal connection to Kyron

What challenge does the speaker mention about organizing the vigils?

• Lack of community interest

• Difficulty in coordinating events

• Insufficient funding

• Opposition from local authorities

How does the speaker describe the first vigil?

• Held in a different town

• Cancelled due to weather

• Poorly attended

• A great success with many candles

What is the ultimate goal of the vigils according to the speaker?

• To raise funds for a new community center

• To find Kyron and bring him home

• To create a new holiday

• To attract media attention for the town