Tullamore's Anne Teehan and Anne Martin are hoping to open a cafe in the town.
Two women are working together to set up a Dementia Café in an Offaly town.
Tullamore's Anne Teehan and Anne Martin, who have family members affected by the condition are hoping to open a cafe in the town that would include guest speakers, a chat and music.
A public meeting is organised for the Tullamore Court Hotel at 7:30pm Thursday evening.
Anne Martin says she hopes people can make it to the event to learn more about dementia:
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