Fianna Fail in Dublin city

February 24, 2012

As leader of the Fianna Fáil group on Dublin City Council, I am inviting you to participate in the first ever Youtube enabled Fianna Fáil members debate at the Ard Fheis on Saturday 3rd March 2012.

Since late last year, myself and my colleagues on Dublin City Council have been talking to members about what needs to be done to renew support for Fianna Fáil in Dublin City.

At our Youtube enabled debate at 13:30 in Hall 4 of the RDS, we will respond to members suggestions, answer members questions and debate members ideas that have been uploaded to Youtube.

It would be really great if you can take a few minutes to upload your comment, question or suggestion. We are looking for real questions and/or issues of real debate. What we hope to get out of this debate are ideas about actions the party must take, practices it must change and policies it must champion if it is to re-gain the confidence of the electorate in Dublin.

Please feel free to participate. Visit www.youtube.com/dublincityfocus or email dublincityfocus@gmail.com

Mary.

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