Irishman Speaks - Conor Cunneen

You can read Mark Twain's comments about the San Francisco earthquake below 

On website of Humorous Motivational Healthcare Keynote Speaker Conor Cunneen

But before you read the great motivatonal humorous speaker's comments!

Given that Mark Twain left this earth in 1910, he will not be available should you be seeking an

inspirational, motivational, humorous keynote healthcare speaker but you can read one of his

many speeches below (this time about the San Francisco earthquake) where admittedly it is

difficult to show what a wonderful creative

 motivational funny speaker he was. 

However, don’t despair, the Irish keynote speaker is here!

The advantage of selecting Irish keynote speaker Conor Cunneen for your next conference is that

he is very much alive and he has won numerous awards recognizing his ability as a humorous

healthcare keynote speaker including Chicago Humorous Speaker of the Year for a speech on

Customer Service in San Quentin Jail. (audio clip)

 Conor is just a little invested as a motivational and humorous healthcare keynote speaker because

 he has had two bouts with cancer.

"Having had a thyroidectomy and a prostatectomy, I how have a unique Irish condition knows as

'There's not much left-o-me!' Every cloud has a silver lining. I went into hospital for my prostatectomy

 with a newly purchased pair of Monty Python pajamas, bearing the legend, 'It's just a flesh wound!'

Believe it or not, I have now created a funny, poignant keynote titled 'It's Just a Flesh Wound' for

healthcare conferences." 

Watch this Chicago based Irish healthcare keynote speaker’s presentations on:

Choose your Attitude 

Learn The Secret to his Brogue 

See Vision with a twist which might make you thirsty 

Keynotes like this have Energized, Educated and Entertained audience from Harley-Davidson

to Helsinki, from Memphis to Malaga and many places in between. Provide your event with

a Top o’ the Morning Feeling by contacting Conor Cunneen.

Conor Cunneen is the perfect Healthcare Keynote Speaker for your next conference.

Testimonials include:

“You made me laugh and cry.”  Cancer Institute of New Jersey

“You saved the best until last.”  Illinois Hospital Association

“In thirty years of association work, I have never seen a speaker as well received as you"

-Incentive Marketing Association

 Watch Conor Cunneen tell The Secret to his Brogue 

But enough of the hyperbole and over the top hoo-haa about the Irish

humorous keynote speaker which Conor apologizes for but it does help

with search engines. Now, isn't he the devious funny motivational

humorous keynote speaker?

Let's get to Mark Twain, probably the finest humorous

keynote speaker of all time (and even longer, as he might have said.)

As well as being a funny motivational humorous keynote speaker,

Twain experienced life in good and bad form. 

  After the address at the Robert Fulton Fund meeting, June 19,
          1906, Mr. Clemens talked to the assembled reporters about the
          San Francisco earthquake.

I haven't been there since 1868, and that great city of San Francisco has grown up since my day. When I was there she had

one hundred and eighteen thousand people, and of this number eighteen thousand were Chinese. I was a reporter on the

Virginia City Enterprise in Nevada in 1862, and stayed there, I think, about two years, when I went to San Francisco and got

a job as a reporter on The Call. I was there three or four years.

I remember one day I was walking down Third Street in San Francisco. It was a sleepy, dull Sunday afternoon, and no one

was stirring. Suddenly as I looked up the street about three hundred yards the whole side of a house fell out. The street

was full of bricks and mortar. At the same time I was knocked against the side of a house, and stood there stunned for a

moment.

I thought it was an earthquake. Nobody else had heard anything about it and no one said earthquake to me afterward, but I

saw it and I wrote it. Nobody else wrote it, and the house I saw go into the street was the only house in the city that felt

it. I've always wondered if it wasn't a little performance gotten up for my especial entertainment by the nether regions.