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Aidan Farrelly with Catherine Murphy TD
Prosperous man Aidan Farrelly has been selected by the Social Democrats to run in the next local elections.
The party, whose joint party leader is Kildare North TD Catherine Murphy currently has no members in Kildare County Council.
Mr Farrelly responded to the news of his nomination said that he was “really excited having been chosen to represent the Social Democrats in the Clane Electoral Area in the upcoming Local Elections.
“I’ve grown up in this community and now with a young family myself, I cant wait to represent this area with hard work and honesty on the issues important to us all.”
Aidan Farrelly with his wife Aisling, left, Catherine Murphy TD, and his dad John Farrelly, right.
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