Greens unveil candidates for by-elections

The people of Kildare and Meath badly need the benefits of green policies, Green Party leader Trevor Sargent said today as he unveiled candidates for the upcoming by-elections.

Greens unveil candidates for by-elections
Fri, 18 Feb, 2005 - 15:40

The people of Kildare and Meath badly need the benefits of green policies, Green Party leader Trevor Sargent said today as he unveiled candidates for the upcoming by-elections.

Councillor JJ Power will be standing in Kildare North and Fergal O’Byrne is representing the Greens in Meath in the by-elections on March 11.

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