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Candidates 2011

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      Kathryn Reilly

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      Party: Sinn Féin
      Constituency: Cavan-Monaghan

      Cavan activist Kathryn Reilly is another young politician representing Sinn Féin at the polls, partnering Caoimhghin O Caolain in the Cavan-Monaghan constituency. Although this is the first election for the young woman from Ballyjamesduff, she has already familiarised herself with the inner workings of Leinster House as she is currently a parliamentary assistant to Sinn Fein TD Arthur Morgan.



      Policies
      • Job creation
      • Reduce the deficit
      • Build an economy that works for every working person in this country
      • Taxation justice and an end to wasteful expenditure

       

      Did you know?

      Reilly has a strong academic grounding in politics having earned a degree in economics, politics and law and a master’s in European economic affairs.


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      • Seán Óg Gilleece 311 days ago #
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        Tying necks at the moment, I really hope Kathryn gets through. I’ll not go on my usual rant right now but to put it simply I believe quite strongly that we need more people from the younger generations having a say. It’s TD’s like Kathryn that will show people that our age group can, and should, be taken seriously. We are the future after all.

        Best of luck, fingers crossed!

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