Campaign to maximise European election vote comes to Limerick

Fionnuala Croker, acting head of office of the European Parliament Liaison Office (EPLO) in Ireland with EPLO Schuman trainees Anna Hackett and Katie Smith | PICTURE: MARC O'SULLIVANplaceholder image
Fionnuala Croker, acting head of office of the European Parliament Liaison Office (EPLO) in Ireland with EPLO Schuman trainees Anna Hackett and Katie Smith | PICTURE: MARC O'SULLIVAN

Ireland joins Europe in electing Members of Parliament next month

A NATIONWIDE campaign to mobilise voter turnout in next month’s European elections came to Limerick.

Organised by the European Parliament Liaison Office (EPLO) in Ireland, the ‘Use Your Vote’ team are travelling to each of Ireland’s three constituencies - South, Midlands-North West and Dublin.

Its first destination was here in Limerick, and the EPLO held a number of events to demonstrate the impact the European Union (EU) has on the daily lives of people - and why they should use their vote in next month’s contest.

The acting president of the EPLO in Ireland Fionnuala Croker said the aim is to maximise voter turnout on Friday. June 7.

“The European Parliament Liaison Office has launched a nationwide campaign to encourage people to vote in the European elections. We were in Limerick for our national and South constituency launch, where the elections will have an increased significance since the first directly-elected mayoral elections will take place in Limerick, too, on the same day.”

As part of the day, an information stand was set up in O’Connell Street in Limerick city centre.

On top of this, a quiz night took place in Bobby Byrne’s pub in O’Connell Avenue, focused on European history and culture.

Here, a film featuring people in Europe who have benefitted first hand from the European Union was premiered.

For more information: www.elections.europa.eu.

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