Norris reveals 13 signatories for presidential nomination

Presidential candidate David Norris was today joined at Leinster House by a number of his supporters within the Oireachtas, who have agreed to sign his nomination papers in September.

Norris reveals 13 signatories for presidential nomination
Thu, 21 Jul, 2011 - 11:20

Presidential candidate David Norris was today joined at Leinster House by a number of his supporters within the Oireachtas, who have agreed to sign his nomination papers in September.

Those committed to supporting his nomination are: Finian McGrath TD, Maureen O'Sullivan TD, Catherine Murphy TD, Mick Wallace TD, Stephen Donnelly TD, Thomas Pringle TD, John Halligan TD, Luke 'Ming' Flanagan TD, Senator John Crown, Senator Sean Barrett, Senator Mary Ann O'Brien, Senator Marie Louise O’Donnell and Senator David Norris himself.

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