Sinn Féin selects son of murdered Pat Finucane to run against DUP deputy leader in election

A son of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane has been announced as a Sinn Féin election candidate.

Sinn Féin selects son of murdered Pat Finucane to run against DUP deputy leader in election
Tue, 02 May, 2017 - 20:05

A son of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane has been announced as a Sinn Féin election candidate.

John Finucane will try to unseat outgoing Democratic Unionist deputy leader Nigel Dodds in what is set to be one of the most high-profile of the North's 18 constituency battles.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: BelfastPlace: North BelfastPlace: Weston ParkPlace: WestminsterPerson: Pat FinucanePerson: John FinucanePerson: Nigel DoddsPerson: FinucanePerson: SirPerson: Desmond de SilvaPerson: JohnFinucanePatFinucaneSon2005_large.jpgPerson: DesmondPerson: David CameronPerson: FéinPerson: MLAPerson: Gerry KellyEvent: Sinn Fein electionEvent: 1989 murderEvent: the TroublesOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: DUPOrganisation: Democratic UnionistOrganisation: Ulster Defence AssociationOrganisation: UDAOrganisation: British GovernmentOrganisation: IRAOrganisation: House of Commons
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