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In a statement on Monday afternoon, Tipperary TD Alan Kelly has shared:
"I’m delighted to welcome the Labour Parliamentary Party to Nenagh for our annual Autumn think in which will take place on Thursday September 4th/Friday September 5th in the Abbey Court Hotel in Nenagh.
"A full programme of discussion and meetings will take place as we prepare for the forthcoming Dail term. We will be discussing healthcare, housing, education, policing amongst other issues.
"We will also be visiting The Lunch Bag to demonstrate the quality of meals that they are producing for schools around the country while they employ hundreds of people from Nenagh and surrounds.
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"On the Thursday night there will be a large gathering of local members with the parliamentary party for dinner and some presentations to mark the occasion.
"I look forward to welcoming my colleagues and national media to showcase my home town and lan for the year ahead."
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