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25/09/2021
25/09/2021
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Cllrs Peter Hamilton, Vincent Martin, Vanessa Liston
Three Green Party Kildare county Councillors were present on January 30 to officially open the first ever Green Party constituency office in Kildare North.
The office is located at Riverview House in Celbridge.
A party spokesperson said they hoped to open one in Kildare South as well.
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The party's election candidate, Cllr Vincent P. Martin, as well as Cllrs Vanessa Liston and Peter Hamilton opened the office, which will provide a location for the party to support residents in the community, as well as an administrative hub for the constituency.
The event was followed by a workshop.
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