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Founder of Fianna Fail, Eamon De Valera
OFFALY Fianna Fail Comhairle Dáil Cheantair (CDC) will hold its Annual General Meeting on Friday, January 30, at 8pm in the Bridge House Hotel, Tullamore.
All members are strongly encouraged to attend this important meeting, which will review the work of the past year, elect officers for the year ahead and outline priorities for the future of the organisation in Offaly.
This year’s AGM carries particular significance as it takes place during the centenary year of Fianna Fáil, marking 100 years since the party’s foundation in 1926.
The centenary provides an opportunity not only to reflect on Fianna Fáil’s contribution to Irish political life over the past century, but also to reaffirm the party’s ongoing commitment to community, republican values, and public service at local and national level.
Members are encouraged to attend, participate, and make their voices heard.
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