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My thoughts on Fianna Fáil and dialogue with Unionism
The Ógra Summer School which has just finished in Belfast challenged us as both party members and Republicans. The workshops on the Economy and Political Reform encouraged lively debate among our members about the best way to both rejuvenate our party and the economy.
An Taoiseach in Crossmaglen
Last week I had the pleasure of being in Crossmaglen to witness An Taoiseach and leader of Fianna Fáil Brian Cowen attend his first Fianna Fáil event in Northern Ireland. It was the culmination of several years work on the part of members both in Armagh and the 6 counties in general.
Holiday at Home Days 3 + 4
And so the epic journey around Ireland continued. Galway lived up to its reputation as a cultural and party city, now it was on to Limerick to see what the home of Munster rugby could offer. Before we made it Shannon side we took a brief detour to the colossal Cliffs of Moher.
Day 1 & 2 - Holiday at Home 2010
35 of us started the day in Dublin for what promised to be an exciting and memorable holiday at home over the coming weekend. The following is an account of the first two days...
Ógra Marches in Cork Pride
On July 5th Ógra Fianna Fáil members from Cork lead the way by marching in the Cork Pride Parade, “Ógra is delighted to be involved in the Cork Pride Parade” explains National Youth Committee member Úna Lordan, adding that “Ógra fully supports the aims of the Parade”. This was is the first time that Ógra members have officially marched in the pride parade under the banner of Ógra,National Youth Committee members are keen that the Cork Pride Parade will become a permanent fixture in the Ógra calendar, and hopes to have an even bigger presence in next year’s march, following on from the march in Cork, there is plans, for other members to march in similar parades countrywide.
