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Ivana Bacik will visit Dromahair and Sligo on Monday.
Labour Party Leader, Ivana Bacik TD, will visit Sligo and Leitrim on Monday next, February 27.
A busy schedule will see her visiting a number of towns and villages across the region where she hopes to have the opportunity to speak with and listen to activists and working people from across many sectors of society.
She is expected to visit Dromahair Community Playschool at 12.30pm before visiting various places in Sligo, including Sligo University Hospital.
A number of new Labour Party Local Area Representatives will be introduced during the course of the visit, which will culminate with a public meeting on Monday evening in The Clayton Hotel, Sligo at 8pm.
All members of the public are invited to attend and participate in this event.
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