AILG President Cllr. Nicholas Crossan in attendance at the Irish Bravery Awards Ceremony as a member of the Bravery Award Council, chaired by Ceann Comhairle.
AILG President Cllr. Nicholas Crossan in attendance at the Northern Ireland Region Annual General Meeting.
AILG President Cllr. Nicholas Crossan gives opening address at Climate Action Economic and Opportunities Conference.
AILG President Cllr. Mary Hoade and Vice President Cllr. John Joe Fennelly before their meeting with Minister Peter Burke TD to discuss local government issues and to seek an update on the Moorhead Report.
L:R Cllr. Mick Cahill, Guest speaker Andrew Duncan, Cllr. Anne Colgan, at the AILG Annual Conference
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