Fine Gael General Secreaty Tom Curran, Director of Organisation and Strategy Frank Flannery and Chairperson of the Party Trustees Enda Marren, draw the winning ticket in Fine Gael's National Superdraw, 2008.

Fine Gael Leader Enda Kenny and Deputy Leader Richard Bruton acknowledge applause at the Party's National Conference in Wexford

Cllr Cáit Keane is welcomed to Fine Gael by Enda Kenny and Dublin South Deputies Olivia Mitchell and Alan Shatter

Education Spokesperson Brian Hayes TD - flanked by Sen Fidelma Healy Eames - address the protest against Budget O8 education cuts

Fine Gael Leader Enda Kenny addresses the protests against the withdrawl of medical cards from pensioners

Fine Gael Health Spokesperson Dr James Reilly lends his support to the Irish Cancer Society's campaign to have €2 placed on the price of a pack of cigarettes in Budget 08.

Former GAA President Seán Kelly, and Simon Coveney TD, with members of Young Fine Gael following Mr Kelly's address to the annual Michael Collins commemoration, Béal na mBláth, Co Cork, August, 2008.

The three Presidents of the largest associations of councillors in Ireland: Cllr Billy Ireland, FG, Kilkenny Co Council and President of Local Authority Members' Association (LAMA); Dermot Collins, FG, Kinsale Town Council, President of the Association of Municipal Authorities of Ireland (AMAI) and Cllr Dick Dowling, FG, Kilkenny Co Council, President of the Association of City and County Councils.

Fine Gael Leader Enda Kenny TD and French President Nicolas Sarkozy at Government Buildings. The Fine Gael Leader and French President held talks during Mr Sarkozy's visit to Dublin as President of the European Union

Deputy Leader & Finance Spokesperson Richard Bruton with Deputy Spokesperson Kieran O’Donnell and Enterprise Spokesperson Leo Varadkar, outlining Fine Gael's Report on restoring economic confidence.