Fathers' rights campaigner to seek Dáil seat

A leading campaigner for the rights of unmarried fathers has confirmed his intention to run for a Dáil seat at this month's General Election.

Fathers' rights campaigner to seek Dáil seat
Tue, 01 May, 2007 - 08:35

A leading campaigner for the rights of unmarried fathers has confirmed his intention to run for a Dáil seat at this month's General Election.

Ray Kelly plans to contest the election in Dublin South West.

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