Fianna Fáil to vote on new objectives designed to modernise and grow party

Universal healthcare, the right to a home, and a spirit of Meitheal are among the aims included in the document, prepared by a commission headed by Kildare TD James Lawless
Kildare TD James Lawless: 'Our party aligns to a 'left of centre' philosophy which is reflected throughout this document. We believe this position holds true both to our history and our future.' File picture: Eamonn Farrell/RollingNews.ie

Kildare TD James Lawless: 'Our party aligns to a 'left of centre' philosophy which is reflected throughout this document. We believe this position holds true both to our history and our future.' File picture: Eamonn Farrell/RollingNews.ie

Fianna Fáil members are to vote to adopt 12 new overarching aims and objectives which commit to universal healthcare, providing a home for all and a reform of public services.

A special commission headed up by Kildare TD James Lawless was tasked with reviewing how the party must change if it is to modernise and grow support into the future.

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