Slugger’s BIG Election Hangover-May 30th, 8pm, Hudson Bar.

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With Finance and Personnel Minister Simon Hamilton MLA

Slugger O’Toole and Chambré Public Affairs are very excited to invite you to our BIG Election Hangover on 30th May, 8pm, at the Hudson Bar.

We have a great line up of political debate and entertainment to close out the election campaign.

Finance and Personnel Minister Simon Hamilton MLA will be kicking off proceedings by giving his 2 cents worth on the forthcoming election campaign.

Moving on to the impacts of local government reform, we will then have NI Local Government Association (NILGA), Chief Executive, Derek McCallan, speaking about the importance the #participate14 campaign.

Then to give you all a smile, we will have comedian Tim McGarry, giving us his musings on current affairs.

Throughout the night we will also have live drawing by Brian John Spencer.

So, come and join us for a bit of craic and celebration that the long election season is over for 2014.

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