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Photo: Michael Lowry T.D. on Facebook
Tipperary North TD Michael Lowry welcomed his sister, Mary, to Leinster House this week.
Mary was one of a number of guests welcomed by Deputy Lowry to Dublin this week.
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Speaking on the matter, Deputy Lowry shared an image of him and his sister in the building, saying: "It was a real pleasure to welcome my sister, Mary, to Leinster House today. Family has always been at the heart of everything I do, and it meant a great deal to be able to share a glimpse of parliamentary life with her."
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Among those also welcomed by Deputy Lowry this week were Fr Mattie McGrath, whom Deputy Lowry recounted from his time as the Parish Priest in Holycross, Cllr John O'Heney and the Mount Bruis ICA, and the Clonoulty Young at Heart group.
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