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During his recent visit to Longford where he attended a business breakfast gathering in the ‘98 Hall, Ballinamuck, the Minister for Finance and Fianna Fáil Deputy Leader, Jack Chambers TD made a presentation to well known Longford town man Tom Donlon in recognition of his many years of loyal service to the FF party.
Minister Chambers outlined his priorities ahead of formally unveiling the details of Budget 2025 in early October. The business breakfast was hosted by Deputy Joe Flaherty.
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Following the event in Ballinamuck, Minister Chambers also visited Mulleady’s in Drumlish and the Employment Development and Information (EDI) Centre, Longford.
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