Pictured at the Fianna Fáil Women's Network Conference in Tullamore were, l-r, Cllr Audrey Hennessy-Kennedy, Tony McCormack TD and Cllr Claire Murray

Fianna Fáil Women's Network Conference takes place in Tullamore

The Fianna Fáil Women’s Network Conference took place on Saturday , September 20, in Tullamore, bringing together women from across the country to engage in a day of dialogue, leadership, and empowerment.

The event featured engaging panel discussions on 'Women and Democracy in the World' and 'Trade and Tariffs', with the latter chaired by Cllr Claire Murray of Rhode.

Both topics sparked vibrant and thoughtful discussion, with participants highlighting the importance of women’s voices in shaping not only national policy but global affairs.

Offaly Fianna Fáil CDC congratulated Karen Malone on her election as the social media officer of the Women’s Network, her dedication and passion for inclusive communication and political engagement being a tremendous asset.

Chair of the Offaly CDC, Ronan Feighery , welcomed the outcomes of the conference.

“It was an honour to host such an important event in Offaly. The discussions we heard today reflect the increasing and essential role of women in shaping the democratic and economic future of our country and beyond. We’re particularly proud of Karen Malone’s appointment she brings great energy and insight to this role," Mr Feighery said.

The Women’s Network Conference is part of Fianna Fáil’s continued commitment to increasing female participation in politics and ensuring women's voices are central to political discourse and decision-making at all levels.