Sinn Féin selecting European candidate

Sinn Féin was today deciding who its Northern Ireland candidate will be for next year’s European Parliament elections.

Sinn Féin selecting European candidate
Tue, 02 Sep, 2003 - 08:21

Sinn Féin was today deciding who its Northern Ireland candidate will be for next year’s European Parliament elections.

Party members were set to choose one candidate from a field of two at a selection convention in Belfast.

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