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Local elections are on June 7
Fianna Fáil is running 14 candidates for the upcoming Local Elections in Co Kildare on June 7.
The fourteen candidates contesting the local election in Kildare are:
Current sitting councillors also running are:
Local Senator, Senator Fiona O’Loughlin said the list of candidates represents the best of what Fianna Fáil has to offer for the people of Kildare.
She added: "These candidates are a great bunch of public representatives and align their work with the values of our party”.
“Fianna Fáil has a strong representation on the council at present, but I know if elected, these fantastic candidates will continue the momentum. They will bring new ideas all whilst delivering for the people and their local communities.”
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