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Fianna Fail Cumann Chairman Pat Scanlon, National Executive member Tim Maher, Cumann Secretary Dick Buckley, Deputy Jackie Cahill and John Hogan.
The Annual General Meeting of Killea Cumann Fianna Fáil The Republic Party took place recently.
The Chairman thanked the members for their continued commitment to the organisation and the large turnout from the Cumann at the recent Ard Fheis last October.
Dick Buckley was presented with a letter of congratulations from An Taoiseach, Micheál Martin and a Certificate in honour of over 50 years service to the organisation. He was presented with a clock from the members of Killea Cumann.
Deputy Jackie Cahill addressed the Cumann and spoke about the work Fianna Fáil is doing in Government. He congratulated Dick Buckley on over fifty years service to the organisation and indeed the work he did with other organisations down through the years.
The following were elected for the coming year 2023. Chairman Pat Scanlon; Secretary Dick Buckley; Treasurer Patrica Hardiman and Kay Martin; PRO Tim Maher.
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