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Pauric Kennedy will run in the County Council elections
Donegal Town man Pauric Kennedy has declared his intention to run as a candidate in the Donegal County Council election.
Mr Kennedy said: "After a lot of positive encouragement from my family and many members of the community, I have decided to put my name forward as an independent candidate in the upcoming local elections.
"Since 2018 I have been working tirelessly as Mayor of Donegal Town to support the community and promote the county in any way I can.
"I have been involved with many projects including the St Patrick's Day parade, the improvements on the pier, the footpath and ground works on the Killymard road, the drainage and resurfacing of the Abbey Vocational School pitch, many community clean ups, and more recently the 550 years celebrations which are ongoing.
"I hope I can rely on your support to ensure that I can provide a much needed voice for the people of Donegal.
"For more information or to join the campaign, feel free to contact me on Facebook Messenger or email me at votepauricno.1@gmail.com"
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