« Dublin man charged with murder of Shane Geoghegan
Opportunity for entrepeneurs in “green house incubator” »

Quinlivan elected joint treasurer of Sinn Féin

Left to Right: Dawn Doyle, Gerry Adams, Mary Lou McDonald, Maurice Quinlivan, Rosaleen Doherty and Declan Kearney with Sinn Féin Director of Finance Des Mackin before the first meeting of the newly elected Officer Board on Wednesday

Limerick North local election candidate Maurice Quinlivan was elected joint treasurer of the Sinn Fein party earlier this week.  We are assured however, that as the position is voluntary, it will not affect his work in Limerick as a candidate, or as a councillor if he is elected next June.

Mary Lou McDonnald was elected vice-president of the party.

This entry was posted on Sunday, March 1st, 2009 at 4:23 am and is filed under All. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

  • Hoof
    Maybe they might get their Anti-EU and local election materials printed in the State now that a local has some control of the purse strings.
  • Pat
    Hoof, might be no harm if you suggested the same to Fianna Fail & the rest of them as well.
  • Hoof
    Well, if they appoint local treasurers Pat I'd be more than happy to.

    so, on the off chance any Fn'Ffers or indeed the other parties are looking in here, please remember to support local or at least nationally based businesses, who despite having to pay some of the highest VAT rates in Europe thanks to our legislators, would still welcome your business.

    Be it for printing, posters, signboards or electronic voting machines.
  • M'sM
    Well Done Mossie

    Its seems you have a great future ahead of ouy
blog comments powered by Disqus