Category Archives: Farming

01 Jun

Lowry calls on Ulster Bank to Suspend Attacks on Financially Weak Customers

by Martin Lynch in Banks, Farming, Local News, National News, Statements, Tipperary

Independent TD Michael Lowry has called on the Ulster Bank to reverse its decision to sell more than 900 distressed loans to ‘vulture funds’, in their efforts to rid themselves of acquired problem assets, mostly obtained during the so called ...

15 Mar

Lowry Calls For Rural Road Funding

by Martin Lynch in Community News, Environment, Farming, Funding, Safety, Statements, Tipperary

Lowry calls for Rural Road Funding Independent TD Michael Lowry, has requested that all Tipperary’s newly elected TD’s unite to ensure that necessary future funding for rural roads be made an immediate priority for the 32nd Dáil. “The Rural Road ...

19 Nov

Deputy Michael Lowry calls for the immediate approval of all TAMS II applications without delay

by Martin Lynch in Farming, Grant, Statements

TAMS II Applications Must Be Approved Without Delay “Following repeated requests from Tipperary Dairy Farmers I am calling on Minister Simon Coveney and the Department of Agriculture Food and Marine, to process applicants to the various TAMS II Schemes ...

18 Aug

Michael Lowry T.D. has expressed his concern and support for the Dairy Farmers of Tipperary.

by Martin Lynch in Farming, Statements

Deputy Michael Lowry has urged the Government and Minister Simon Coveney to take action with the on-going crises within the Dairy Industry which has resulted in the continuing dramatic decline of Milk Prices. Deputy Lowry was speaking in response ...

17 Jul

IFA LAUNCHES NATIONAL FARM SAFETY AWARENESS DAY, TUESDAY 21ST JULY

by Martin Lynch in Children, Education, Farming, General News, Safety

IFA LAUNCHES NATIONAL FARM SAFETY AWARENESS DAY, TUESDAY 21ST JULY IFA President Eddie Downey is asking all farm families to take action to make their farm a safer place to live and work on National Farm Safety Awareness Day, Tuesday, ...

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The importance of Voting:
The word “democracy” is Greek for “Government by the people.” The act of voting is at the heart of democracy. It is making a choice on the kind of government that you have.

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What Ireland needs is greater participation in the democratic process, especially by young people in the political process. We also need to persuade every citizen that taking part in the system is not a luxury – it is your duty as an Irish citizen.

Having outlined how important it is to vote, here are just some reasons

Why you should support Michael Lowry:

I have actively addresses the urgent need for job creation and enterprise support.
I continue to fight for access to improved hospital and healthcare services.
I have consistently worked for funding to provide properly resourced pre-school, primary, post primary and special needs education.
I assist with directing adequate Garda resources to the region to deal with crime and anti-social behaviour.
I represent the rights of the farming community, ensuring the viability of the farm family and rural economy.
I am constantly addresses your planning obstacles and assists those in need of housing.
I assist and supports community and voluntary groups to achieve their plans and objectives.
And most importantly, I am not just a face of Elections; I am constantly a feature in your community, striving to improve your lives and those of your family.