Tá a fhios ag ionadaithe tofa Shinn Féin faoi na deacrachtaí atá ag daoine toisc go bhfuil na deacrachtaí sin againn féin. Oibríonn muid sna pobail a ndéanann muid ionadaíocht orthu. Tá muid inár gcónaí in aice leis na hoibrithe a bhíonn á gcosaint againn. Tá muidne ag taobhú libh.
Tógann ár gcuid ionadaithe tofa abhaile leo an meántuarastal tionsclaíoch. Téann an chuid eile i dtreo oibre toghcheantair.
Tá ár gcuid ionadaithe tofa tar éis a chruthú arís agus arís eile gur féidir leo spriocanna a bhaint amach – i bpobail, sa Dáil, i rialtas sna Sé Chontae agus san Eoraip.
Aimsigh d’ionadaí féin de chuid Shinn Féin trí chliceáil ar an láthair thofa ón liosta ar chlé.
A Former Chairperson of Newry Mourne and Down District Council and now an MLA, Cathy works daily to improve the lives of ordinary people.
As a young mother, Cathy understands the challenges faced by many families as the cost of living continues to spiral. Cathy wants to be in the Assembly working with others to deliver for people.
Cathy is passionate about supporting people with mental health and well-being. The need for local, modern, fit for purpose mental health services is greater than ever.
Sinn Féin has a plan to deliver £1 billion pounds of additional funding into our health service over the next three years which would recruit more nurses and doctors, fund cancer and mental health strategies and truly transform our health service.
Cathy will stand up for services in Daisy Hill and the Downe Hospital so that people across South Down have access to services when they need them.
Cathy will stand up for workers and families across South Down. She will give ordinary people a break by putting more money back in their pockets, and prioritise the things that matter most to people like health, housing, jobs and education.
Contact information
Constituency office: 24 Irish Street, Downpatrick, Co. Down
Phone: 028 4426 0191
Email: [email protected]
Deirdre been involved in community and political activity all her life including local campaigns Sunshine not Skyscrapers. Deirdre prides herself on always trying to provide the best representation possible for local communities. Deirdre Hargey was a Councillor for the Botanic DEA from 2010 to December 2019.
As a proud Belfast woman, Deirdre was honoured in 2018 to take on the role of Ardmhéara of our City. In that role, she has championed a rights-based agenda, including the Irish language, marriage equality, LGBT rights, women’s rights and workers’ rights.
In December 2019, Deirdre Hargey became the MLA for South Belfast after she replaced Máirtín Ó Muilleoir who retired. She was appointed as Minister of Communities and Deirdre was to start her new role in a global pandemic. She rose to the task and immediately ensured measures were employed to protect the North’s most vulnerable people and sectors with an innovative people first approach.
As Minister she has started the first building of public housing in the North in 5 decades. She implemented legislation to protect renters from eviction and poor standards of housing. She was the minister to start building the much awaited Casement Park. has started a Job start scheme which is reskilling those who lost work during the pandemic.
She currently serves as spokesperson for Communities
Contact details
Office address:178 Ormeau Road, Belfast, Co Antrim. BT7 2ED.
Phone: 028 902 431 94
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 028 867 65850
Email: [email protected]
Follow Francie on Twitter and Facebook
Web: www.franciemolloy.ie
Michelle O’Neill is the Vice President of Sinn Féin and MLA for the Mid Ulster Constituency since 2007. O'Neill was appointed Deputy First Minister and Joint head of Government in the North in Jan 2020.
Michelle led the party’s two election campaigns in 2017 and both Local Government and European election campaigns in 2019.
Michelle has served in local Government as member of Dungannon council from 2005 to 2010, the Assembly since 2007, serving as Minister of Agriculture and Rural development and Minister of Health and currently DFM
Michelle lives in Clonoe in Co Tyrone, she has two grown up children, Saoirse & Ryan.
She is very proud to represent the people of Mid Ulster, working hard for them and championing their needs.
Tel: 028 867 65850
Email: [email protected]
Follow Francie on Twitter and Facebook
Web: www.franciemolloy.ie
Constituency: Newry & Armagh
Ballybot born, Mickey Brady has championed the people of Newry all his working life. As the first project manager and worker for the Newry Welfare Rights Centre Mickey spent over 30 years fighting in the corner of the socially excluded and powerless.
First elected in 2007, Mickey has been a key part of the Sinn Féin team within the Assembly since then. In 2011 Mickey Brady successfully defended his Assembly seat. Mickey was then elected as MP for Newry & Armagh in 2015, he was then re-elected in 2017 and again in 2019.
Mickey is currently the spokesperson for welfare rights and anti-austerity.
Mickey’s dedication to the people of Newry and Armagh is demonstrated by the popular advice clinics he holds throughout the constituency and by the numbers of constituents he meets in his constituency office in Newry.
Mickey is a strong advocate of the Good Friday Agreement and is currently a member of the Good Friday Agreement implementation committee based in Leinster House Dublin. Mickey is involved in outreach programmes and working groups with Unionists and is dedicated to continued peace and reconciliation on the island of Ireland.
Contact information
Constituency office: 24 Monaghan Street, Newry, BT35 6AA.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 028 302 61693
Westminster office: House of Commons, London. SW1A 0AA
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 028 82 253040
Fintan Warfield -Youth, Arts & LGBT Rights
Fintan Warfield is a Senator and former Mayor of South Dublin County Council and was a Sinn Féin councillor for the Templeogue-Terenure local electoral area.
He has been active in local politics since the age of sixteen. He attended St. Mac Dara’s Community College and continues to play Gaelic football for St. Judes GAA Club in Templeogue. At the age of 17, he moved to Galway City where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Film & Television.
Following college, he was delighted to perform extensive tours with Derek Warfield & The Young Wolfe Tones throughout the United States. From a young age, he had a keen interest in Ireland’s cultural heritage of arts and music. He is currently a voluntary chairperson of the Civic Theatre. Their mission is to mount an artistic and challenging programme of contemporary and classical work in theatre, dance, opera and music for the community of South Dublin County.
He has been active in the campaign to achieve equality for members of the LGBT community and for their children. He has spoken out in relation to marriage equality and various other issues affecting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans people in Ireland. He also works closely with the Walkinstown-Greenhills Resource Centre. The facility coordinates a local approach to drug prevention and provides support services to young people who are affected by drug and alcohol abuse.
He believes that politics is about empowering communities and affording people the space to work together to improve services and facilities for residents. He has a good knowledge of the issues facing local neighbourhoods and he works tirelessly in an effort to enhance the community.
Tel: 078 893 524 89
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