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Deputy Tony McCormack appointed Fianna Fail spokesperson for small businesses and retail
Tony McCormack TD has been appointed as the Fianna Fail Spokesperson on SMEs (small and medium sized enterprises) and Retail.
Deputy McCormack who runs his own business in Tullamore said, ''with a background in business, I know the realities that small and medium sized enterprises face – the challenges, the resilience and the vital role they play in our communities.
SME's are the backbone of the Irish economy, and I'm committed to being a strong voice for them both locally here in Offaly and nationally.''
Tullamore native Deputy McCormack was elected to the Dail 2024. He said he was looking forward to getting to work in this new role.
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