Unionists unveil local election line-up

The Unionist Party will contest 11 seats in the local Government elections, it was announced today.

Unionists unveil local election line-up
Mon, 14 May, 2001 - 09:47

The Unionist Party will contest 11 seats in the local Government elections, it was announced today.

The anti-Good Friday Agreement party, led by North Down MP Robert McCartney, is fielding its candidates in six council areas.

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