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Green Party Ard Fheis continues in Dundalk

The Green Party Ard Fheis opened last night with Party Leader and Environment Minister John Gormley revealing plans to reform local government.

Green Party Ard Fheis continues in Dundalk

Sat, 12 Apr, 2008 - 09:33

The Green Party Ard Fheis opened last night with Party Leader and Environment Minister John Gormley revealing plans to reform local government.

He also called for greater policing of local authorities.

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