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Looking to sharpen your online skills in the new year? Portlaoise Library is hosting a fantastic support clinic for anyone in the community who wants to improve their digital skills.
The Laois Offaly Education and Training Board (LOETB) are running a Form Filling & Digital/Online Support Clinic at Portlaoise Library every Tuesday.
The service provides free and confidential one-to-one assistance in a friendly setting.
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The clinic offers help to people with filling in forms, online queries and applications, using smartphones and accessing public services.
No booking is required for the clinic and people are encouraged to drop in and avail of the valuable help on offer for any of their digital queries.
The clinic will resume on Tuesday, 6 January at the new start time of 1pm and it will run until 3pm.
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