Fine Gael select John Naughten and Dympna Daly-Finn to contest Roscommon-Galway Constituency in General Election
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Roscommon Councillor John Naughten and Dympna Daly-Finn have been selected by Fine Gael to represent the party in the Roscommon-Galway constituency at the next General Election.
Party members selected Cllr Naughten, brother of outdoing TD Denis and North Roscommnon party member Ms Daly-Finn at a convention held in the Abbey Hotel, Roscommon last night which was chaired by Maria Walsh MEP.
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Four Candidates were seeking nomination to run for Fine Gael, they were Ballinasloe Councillor Alan Harney, Councillor Naughten, Ms Daly-Finn and Senator Aisling Dolan.
Roscommon/Galway is a three seat constituency – and Sinn Fein’s Clare Kerrane and Independent Ireland’s Michael Fitzmaurice will be looking to retain their seats.
Fine Gael have now chosen 63 General Election candidates in 39 constituencies.
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