7 April, 2005

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Sinn Féin announce rural candidates for Ballymena Council

Photo: Monica Digney

Sinn Féin have announced the two candidates that are to stand for election to Ballymena Council from the Borough's rural wards, Bannside and The Braid. Standing in Bannside will be Monica Digney, who is currently serving as a Councillor in Moyle District Council, representing The Glens.

Martinstown man Laurence O'Neill will also be hoping to make an historic breakthrough for the party in the Glenravel/ Braid area. Laurence is a well-respected local businessman who was born and raised in Glenravel.

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