FG goes on the road with Seanad abolition campaign

Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Finance Minister Michael Noonan are set to address a series of “town hall”-style meetings over the coming weeks as Fine Gael takes its abolition of the Seanad roadshow to the country.

With the latest opinion poll predicting a close contest in the upcoming Oct 4 referendum, Fine Gael’s director of elections for the referendum Richard Bruton has announced a series of public meetings which will be addressed by senior Cabinet ministers.

“Public meetings will be held in a number of locations, including several in Dublin and town hall style meetings in Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Galway, Meath, Louth and Tipperary among others,” he said.