Fianna Fáil sells Clonmel property for €507,000 in bid to reduce debt levels
The Irish political party Fianna Fáil sold a property in Clonmel for €507,000 to help reduce its outstanding debt. The party reported a surplus in 2025 and aims to continue strengthening its finances ahead of future election cycles.
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Fianna Fáil sold a property it owned for €507,000 amid efforts to strengthen its balance sheet and reduce debt levels.
The party had previously used the building – the Denis Lacy Hall in Clonmel, Co Tipperary – for meetings and as a constituency office for TDs over the years.
The property had also been used by local community organisations including for yoga classes and a toy library, before it was put on the market.
A campaign by community groups for the three-storey building to be taken into public ownership was unsuccessful and the building was sold to a private buyer last year.
The sale of the building is referenced in Fianna Fáil’s financial statements for 2025 which have been filed with the Standards in Public Office Commission (Sipo) .
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