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Senator Erin McGreehan will host an information evening on Rural Ireland, Farming, and Fishing Matters, with the Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue.
The event will take place on 14th February at 8 PM in the Crowne Plaza, Dundalk.
The information evening will provide an opportunity for people in Louth to engage with Minister McConalogue on the challenges and opportunities facing rural Ireland, farming, and fishing.
Senator McGreehan said she is committed to providing a platform for voices from rural communities and is eager to hear their concerns and ideas.
Senator McGreehan said: “I hope as many people as possible can attend this information evening with Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue.
"Minister McConalogue has been doing some great work within the sector but he recognises there are challenges for farming and fishing.
"This will be a valuable opportunity to engage with myself and the Minister and I look forward to strong attendance.”
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