Sinn Féin TD Jonathan O'Brien will not stand in General Election

The party said on Sunday night that its selection convention for the next General Election in the Cork North Central constituency will take place on Saturday, 18th January.

Sinn Féin TD Jonathan O'Brien will not stand in General Election
Sun, 05 Jan, 2020 - 22:03
Daniel McConnell

Cork Sinn Féin TD Jonathan O'Brien has announced he will not contest the upcoming General Election.

The party said on Sunday night that its selection convention for the next General Election in the Cork North Central constituency will take place on Saturday, January 18.

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