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SDLP Delegation meeting with DAERA Permanent Secretary, Dr. Denis McMahon November 2018

SDLP Delegation with Irish Government Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed TD, in Dublin October 2018.

Mid Ulster Councillors Christine McFlynn and Martin Kearney with Mid Ulster MLA Patsy McGlone met up with Dara Calleary, Deputy Leader of Fianna Fáil at the Fianna Fáil Ard Fheis, February 2019

SDLP representatives and Law Centre (NI) at Welfare Reform Public Meeting on 26th February 2019 in Walsh’s Hotel, Maghera.

Carntogher Cllr Martin Kearney and Patsy McGlone MLA at the SDLP Conference on Saturday 7th April 2018

SDLP Civil Rights event in Dungannon in November 2017 to mark next year’s 50th anniversary of the north’s civil rights movements. From left to right: Eamon McNeill, Dolores Kelly MLA, Cllr Malachy Quinn, Cllr Christine McFlynn, SDLP party leader Colum Eastwood, Patsy McGlone MLA, Cllr Roisin Lynch, Cllr Martin Kearney.

In Dublin for meetings on Brexit negotiations. Pictured with SDLP colleague, Sinéad Bradley MLA, and Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Simon Coveney TD. December 2017.

Pictured with Irish Minister for Housing and Urban Development, Damien English, TD, and party colleague Nichola Mallon, MLA

Mid Ulster Councillors Christine McFlynn and Martin Kearney with Mid Ulster MLA Patsy McGlone and Joe McBride met up with Micheál Martin, Leader of Fianna Fáil at the Fianna Fáil Ard Fheis February 2019

SDLP Civil Rights event in Dungannon in November 2017 to mark next year’s 50th anniversary of the north’s civil rights movements. Front row, left to right: SDLP co-founder Austin Currie, SDLP Civil Rights Committee chair Bríd Rodgers, Irish News journalist Brendan Hughes, Civil Rights activist Michael McLoughlin, former MP Bernadette McAliskey. Back row, left to right: Patsy McGlone MLA, Cllr Malachy Quinn, SDLP party leader Colum Eastwood and former NUS-USI president Fergal McFerran.

SDLP Fianna Fail Partnership launch

In Cookstown meeting with Minister Helen McEntee in March 2018 for update on Brexit with a particular emphasis on the economy, agriculture, funding programmes and citizen’s rights.