Roisin to run for Labour leader

Roisin Shortall wants to be Labour Party leader.

Fri, 13 Sep, 2002 - 09:12

Roisin Shortall wants to be Labour Party leader.

The Dublin North West TD’s announced her intention to challenge Brendan Howlin and Pat Rabbitte in the race to succeed Ruairi Quinn.

Nominations for the contest will close next Wednesday.

She is looking forward to a closely fought election.

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