11 December 2008 Edition
Tracey and O'Reilly selected for Dundrum and Sandyford/Glencullen
At a Sinn Féin selection convention in Rathfarnham last week Sinn Féin selected Shaun Tracey and Oonagh O’Reilly as the party’s local election candidates to contest the Dublin South local election wards Sandyford/Glencullen and Dundrum respectively.
Shaun Tracey said his priority as a councillor will be to provide proper housing for all those on the housing waiting list, tackling exploitative practices of estate management companies and helping those facing home repossessions as a result of rising unemployment.
Oonagh O’Reilly said she would campaign against the recent budget cutbacks particularly those in education which she said would have a particularly detrimental impact here in Dundrum.
“I will also be campaigning for decent homes for all those in this constituency with a particular emphasis on getting both Rosemount and St. Naithí’s flats knocked down and providing the residents there with adequate accommodation.”
Shaun Tracey said his priority as a councillor will be to provide proper housing for all those on the housing waiting list, tackling exploitative practices of estate management companies and helping those facing home repossessions as a result of rising unemployment.
Oonagh O’Reilly said she would campaign against the recent budget cutbacks particularly those in education which she said would have a particularly detrimental impact here in Dundrum.
“I will also be campaigning for decent homes for all those in this constituency with a particular emphasis on getting both Rosemount and St. Naithí’s flats knocked down and providing the residents there with adequate accommodation.”