A snapshot of Ireland's Independent TDs

From a former stockbroker to a pro-cannabis campaigner, the Independent TDs in the next Dáil are a diverse bunch.

A snapshot of Ireland's Independent TDs
Sun, 27 Feb, 2011 - 14:08

From a former stockbroker to a pro-cannabis campaigner, the Independent TDs in the next Dáil are a diverse bunch.

Here are the new and returning non-party TDs.

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