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List of TD’s Wicklow, Greystones, Bray and DLR Areas Joe Behan Independent Councillor for Bray West [email protected] Melanie Corrigan Fine Gael Bray West [email protected] Mags Crean Independent Greystones [email protected] Anne Ferris Labour Councillor for Bray East [email protected] Aoife Flynn Kennedy Fine Gael Bray East [email protected] Tom Fortune Independent Councillor for Greystones [email protected] Steven Matthews Green Party Councillor for Bray East [email protected] Grace McManus Sinn Fein Bray East [email protected] Derek Mitchell Fine Gael Councillor for Greystones [email protected] Dermot O’Brien Bray West [email protected] Rory O’Connor Bray West [email protected] Lourda Scott Green Party for Greystones [email protected] Gerry Walsh Fianna Fail Counillor for Greystones [email protected] Jennifer Whitmore Social Democrats Coucillor for Greystones [email protected] Kazi Ahmed Glencullen – Sandyford [email protected] Emma Blain Fine Gael Councillor for Glencullen – Sandyford [email protected] Jennifer Carroll Macneill Killiney Shankill [email protected] Michael Clark Killiney Shankill [email protected] Cormac Devlin Fianna Fáil Councillor for Dún Laoghaire [email protected] Michael Fleming Glencullen – Sandyford [email protected] Jim Gildea Fine Gael Councillor for Killiney-Shankill [email protected] Lorraine Hall Dun Laoghaire [email protected] Melisa Halpin People Before Profit Alliance Councillor for Dún Laoghaire [email protected] Hugh Lewis People Before Profit Alliance Councillor for Killiney-Shankill [email protected] Lettie McCarthy Labour Councillor for Glencullen-Sandyford [email protected] Lynsey McGovern Independent Glencullen – Sandyford [email protected] Tom Murphy Fianna Fáil Councillor for Glencullen-Sandyford [email protected] Deirdre Ní Fhloinn Glencullen – Sandyford [email protected] Denis O'Callaghan Labour Councillor for Killiney-Shankill [email protected] Juliet O’Connell Dun Laoghaire [email protected] Una Power Killiney – Shankill [email protected] Dave Quinn Social Democrats Dun Laoghaire [email protected] Ossian Smyth Green Party Councillor for Dún Laoghaire [email protected] Carrie Smyth Labour Councillor for Killiney-Shankill [email protected] Tuesday 10 December 2019 .

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