Q Radio News
Deirdre Hargey was last night elected the new Lord Mayor of Belfast, replacing Nuala McAllister of the Alliance Party.
Councillor Hargey is the first woman from Sinn Fein to be first citizen and only the fifth female lord mayor in the council's history.
New deputy mayor, the Alliance's Emmet McDonough-Brown, said he was disappointed no unionist spoke to welcome them into their new civic roles.
The Lord Mayor told Q Radio she wants to work with everyone and would consider attending Remembrance Sunday...
She insists the controversy over her being in Magennis's Bar on the night Robert McCartney was murdered in 2005 will not overshadow her year in office.
New Belfast mayor @sinnfeinireland @DeirdreHargey says family “completely deserve justice” for 2005 murder of Robert McCartney pic.twitter.com/2FzGVmYSMN
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) June 4, 2018
It’s official ....@sinnfeinireland @DeirdreHargey takes over as Belfast Mayor from @allianceparty @NualaMcAllister pic.twitter.com/grxAVLVyPM
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) June 4, 2018
New Belfast Mayor/Lord Mayor @sinnfeinireland @DeirdreHargey welcomes family, friends “and all from the community I love The Market.” pic.twitter.com/mPHNkabT3G
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) June 4, 2018
-
Children in long-term workless households highest for more than a decade
Northern Ireland Secretary to return to Hillsborough for Drumcree talks
Murder of pregnant mother of two ‘one of worst cases of domestic violence’
DUP hails ‘breakthrough’ on Drumcree parade as Sinn Féin condemns decision
Jeffrey Donaldson sex crime convictions ‘obliterate’ achievements, court told
Comments
Add a comment