Stability Treaty Vote Thursday May 31st
The treaty forms part of a package that will bring greater stability and confidence to the entire euro area as well as Ireland. As an open economy we will benefit significantly from recovered stability across the Eurozone. The fiscal rules that will be enshrined on ratification are ones we've already signed up to. However, they will now be binding and enforceable and will help stabilise the euro thereby cementing the growing International confidence in Ireland's recovery.
You can read Susan's Information Leaflet on the Stability Treaty here
Women and the Rose
Teaser video for documentary due to screened this September that tells the personal stories of women in the Labour movement. Featuring grassroot members, canvassers, workers, councillors, senators, td's and ministers.
O'Keeffe Calls on Government to Ensure Corrupt Politicians Lose Pensions
Senator O'Keeffe today (28 March 2012) called on the Taoiseach and the Government to ensure that politicians found to have acted corruptly do not recieve state funded pensions from their time as public representatives.
You can read the letter Senator O'Keeffe sent to the An Taoiseach and An Táinste here
Vote Yes For Stability
Susan pays tribute to Tommy Higgins at Party Conference
News From Susan
Mammography Machine to be Replaced
Sligo Senator Susan O’Keeffe has confirmed that it is the HSE’s intention to replace the machine necessary to carry out mammographies in
Libertas a Pseudonym for Secrets
LIBERTAS – A PSEUDONYM FOR SECRETS Declan Ganley’s behaviour in this referendum is a sign of the creeping privatisation of Irish pol
Susan at Women for Yes
WOMEN FOR YES – MANSION HOUSE – 23 MAY 2012 SENATOR SUSAN O’KEEFFE I am delighted to join with women across civil society
Yeats Day National Launch
A DAY FIT FOR A POET – LAUNCHING YEATS DAY Today (May 23rd 2012) sees the launch of the schedule for the inaugural Yeats Day which will ta
Women for Yes
Today (Wednesday 23 May 2012) Senator Susan O’Keeffe has organised a cross-party, cross civil society women’s initiative to call for a Y
Towards Recovery 
Programme for a National Government 2011-2016
On the 25th February a democratic revolution took place in Ireland. Old beliefs, traditions and expectations were blown away. The stroke of a pen, in thousands of polling stations, created this political whirlwind. The public demanded change and looked to parties that would deliver the change they sought. In that election record numbers of Irish people turned to, and chose, Fine Gael and Labour.
Download the Programme for Government Here