Northern Ireland's Economy Minister to Run for Seanad Éireann Seat

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Northern Ireland's Economy Minister to Run for Seanad Éireann Seat
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Conor Murphy, the Economy Minister for Northern Ireland, is entering the race for a seat in Seanad Éireann. He aims to continue his current ministerial duties until the election concludes next month.

Northern Ireland's Economy Minister, Conor Murphy , has announced his candidacy for a seat in Seanad Éireann . He will continue serving in his current roles until the Seanad election concludes next month and plans to assess his next steps afterward. Murphy, a veteran Sinn Féin member, highlighted his experience as chief negotiator and Executive Minister in advocating for referenda and Irish reunification.

Sinn Féin president, Mary Lou McDonald, expressed her delight at Murphy's decision, emphasizing his role in driving constitutional change. She outlined the party's commitment to planning and preparations for Irish reunification. Sinn Féin deputy president, Michelle O'Neill, also welcomed Murphy's candidacy, stressing his valuable experience and focus on advancing the Irish unity debate in the Oireachtas

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