Sinn Féin's Henry Cremin stepping down as Cork City councillor

Mr Cremin has served the South West City ward since 2009
Sinn Féin's Henry Cremin has announced he is stepping down as a Cork City councillor after 12 years. Picture: Diane Cusack

Sinn Féin's Henry Cremin has announced he is stepping down as a Cork City councillor after 12 years. Picture: Diane Cusack

Sinn Féin's Henry Cremin has announced he is stepping down as a Cork City councillor after 12 years.

Mr Cremin has served the South West City ward since 2009 when he was first elected, retaining his seat in both 2014 and 2019. He also served as the party's candidate for the Dáil in the 1998 by-election and 2007 general election.

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