Former IMO president bidding to contest general election

A former president of the Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) today announced his intention to contest the next General Election for Fine Gael.

Mon, 24 Apr, 2006 - 16:54

A former president of the Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) today announced his intention to contest the next General Election for Fine Gael.

Dr James Reilly is seeking the nomination in the Dublin North constituency in a bid to regain the seat once held by the party’s former Justice Minister Nora Owen.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Dublin North Place: north Dublin Place: Fingal Place: North Place: County Dublin Place: Lusk Place: Donabate Person: Dr Person: James Reilly Person: Justice Minister Person: Nora Owen Person: Reilly Organisation: IMO Organisation: Irish Medical Organisation Organisation: Fine Gael Organisation: World Medical Association

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