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INSIDE: Love and Fury staged at Blanchardstown library P10
Football: St Brigid’s reach the last four in Leinster Page 32
Sports Awards: November nominees are announced Page 29
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November 24, 2011
ON SONG: Local politicians join in on charity CD recording See Page 3
Mary is chosen to fill vacant seat Q LAURA WEBB
A DUBLIN 15 mother-oftwo has been selected by Labour Party members to fill the Fingal County Council seat left vacant following Patrick Nulty’s election to the Dail. Mar y McCamley, who works in Connolly Hospital and is a long-time member of the Labour Party, said she was “delighted and thrilled” to have
been selected by the party at a selection convention in the Clonsilla Inn earlier this week. “I can’t believe it. I am really honoured.” Speaking to the Gazette, Deputy Nulty said: “I would like to congratulate and welcome Mary as the new councillor for the Mulhuddart Ward. She is a wonderful community activist and will be great representative for the ward.”
Plenty to be happy about: Enjoying graduating at ITB LYNN and Brody, from Blanchardstown, were among the hundreds who attended the recent graduation ceremony for students at The Institute of Technology Blanchardstown. The event was a very proud day for the
students who can be delighted with all they have achieved. Dr Mary Meaney, President, ITB, was on hand to offer her congratulations. Full Gallery on Pages 8-9