Tags: "Lowry"

bank_repossessions
23 Oct
0

Michael Lowry TD condemns the chaos & heartbreak caused by Bank Repossessions across Tipperary

Michael Lowry TD condemns the chaos & heartbreak caused by Bank Repossessions Following a review undertaken by Deputy Michael Lowry TD; he is now aware that appearing before the Court in Nenagh on Thursday last, financial institutions sought 86 applications ...

Read more
25 Sep
0

Walk Simon’s Way 2015

#WalkSimonsWay is a walk along the Clare coast to raise awareness of homelessness and funds to support the work of Mid West Simon. The walk will take place between Friday 25th to Sunday 27th September 2015. The walk will consist ...

Read more
21 Aug
0

Deputy Lowry pleased to support the Eddie Connolly Trust Fund

Deputy Lowry is pleased to support the community of Loughmore Castleiney  in there fundraising efforts for the Eddie Connolly Trust Fund The Eddie Connolly Trust Fund will hosting a Family Dog Night on the 18th of September in aid of the ...

Read more
18 Aug
0

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

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 ...

Read more
29 Jul
0

Michael Lowry Welcomes the New FEAD program 2014-2020 for the most deprived persons in Europe

FEAD program 2014-2020 for the most deprived persons in Europe More Information Available: EXPLANATORY GUIDE TO THE APPLICATION FORM Application Form Available: FEAD Partner Application Form What is FEAD? The Department of Social Protection is the designated managing authority for the Operational ...

Read more
05 Jul
0

Ballingarry GAA Family Fun Day

Ballingarry GAA Family Fun Day will take place on Sunday July 5th from 12pm. Lots of events and activities will take place during the day for young and old. At 7pm a Charity Match between Ballingarry Gaa and Gortnahoe Glengoole Gaa will ...

Read more
02 Jul
0

Michael Lowry T.D. has expressed his complete apprehension and support for the employees at the C&C facilities in Borrisoleigh and Clonmel.

The recent announcement of job losses at the C&C facilities are of great concern for the employees, their families and the wider communities of Borrisoleigh and Clonmel. In recent weeks the company has finalised plans to outsourced part of their logistics operation. ...

Read more
24 Jun
0

Nenagh Is Now A Hospital For The Future.

Independent Deputy Michael Lowry has welcomed the completion of the latest phase of development at Nenagh General Hospital.  I am pleased to acknowledge the official opening of the new Surgical Day Unit on Monday 29th June. “It gives me great ...

Read more
Volunteer Sign Up
×
Summaries of Budgets

Summaries of Budgets

Please follow this link to access a summmary of Budget 2013;

Please follow this link to access a summary of Budget 2012;

Please click this link to access the 2011 Budget Summary;

Please download this link to access the 2010 Budget Summary

×
Why Vote?

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.

Voting connects citizens with their political process. Voting helps choose our leaders. The simple act of marking a ballot paper tells our leaders what we think about decisions that affect our lives. Voting connects us to one another as citizens. By expressing our point of view, we help our democracy work. By agreeing or disagreeing with our leaders we show that the political system can accept differing points of view and can resolve them.

A democratic community can only survive if its citizens see participation in the political process as a duty and a responsibility. By Voting, each citizen participates in a process that might improve our country.

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:

×
Sign Up For Regular Updates!

×