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meeting with counsillor

cocoa123 · 2016-05-10 12:24:07

Do County Councillors have clinics where people can pop up with their questions-requests? I know TDs have local clinics. How about Councillors?

10-05-2016 12:24pm

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cocoa123

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Do County Councillors have clinics where people can pop up with their questions-requests? I know TDs have local clinics. How about Councillors?

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#2 10-05-2016 1:06pm

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You could e-mail them and ask?

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#3 10-05-2016 1:13pm

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Some do, some don't. Some attend their TDs one; if their party has one.

Most are willing to meet if contacted and virtually all are willing to do a phone consultation.

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#4 10-05-2016 9:41pm

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Fire an email off to them. I've had a meeting with two, phone call with another and detailed email exchange with another on the back of an email I sent.

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