SF MLA Dougan to step down

A Sinn Féin Assembly member tonight became the second member of its Stormont team to step down after only serving one term.

SF MLA Dougan to step down
Mon, 01 Jan, 2007 - 19:20

A Sinn Féin Assembly member tonight became the second member of its Stormont team to step down after only serving one term.

Mid Ulster MLA Geraldine Dougan confirmed she would not be putting her name forward to the party’s selection convention for the constituency for the next Assembly election, scheduled for March.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Mid UlsterPlace: south DerryPlace: North BelfastPlace: NewryPlace: ArmaghPlace: WestminsterPlace: South AntrimPerson: SF MLAPerson: DouganPerson: MLAPerson: Geraldine DouganPerson: Kathy StantonPerson: StantonPerson: Davy HylandPerson: Pat O’RawePerson: HylandPerson: O’RawePerson: Martin McGuinnessPerson: MPPerson: GeraldinePerson: McGuinnessPerson: Francie MolloyPerson: William McCreaPerson: Billy ArmstrongPerson: Patsy McGlonePerson: Cora GrooganPerson: McCreaEvent: 2003 Assembly ElectionEvent: Westminster electionOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: StormontOrganisation: Police Service of Northern Ireland (Organisation: PSNI)Organisation: DUPOrganisation: Ulster Unionists'Organisation: SDLPOrganisation: Ulster Unionists
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