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Biography
"Bríd Uí Donnacha was born in Schull, County Cork in 1944, growing up in a family of 10. She joined the Irish Women's League as one of the first female students at University College Cork in the 1960s, and marched against mother-and-baby homes, mixing in her Catholic faith with more modern feminist beliefs - facing huge criticism from the Catholic Church in Ireland. Despite this, she remains a popular public figure, having been elected as an Independent Cork County Councillor in 1987."
Minister for Foreign Affairs from Cork, currently running in 1 active race.
Serving
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Running
Dáil Éireann in COR
Party Role
National Treasurer
Affiliation
People’s European Federalist Party
Political Standing
Actions
+7/turn
21/ 200
Influence
Cork
69.2%
Decay -0.52%
Achievements
Public Overview
Bríd Uí Donnacha was born in Schull, County Cork in 1944, growing up in a family of 10. She joined the Irish Women's League as one of the first female students at University College Cork in the 1960s, and marched against mother-and-baby homes, mixing in her Catholic faith with more modern feminist beliefs - facing huge criticism from the Catholic Church in Ireland. Despite this, she remains a popular public figure, having been elected as an Independent Cork County Councillor in 1987.
Bríd Uí Donnacha is a People’s European Federalist Party politician from Cork currently serving as Minister for Foreign Affairs. They have won 2 elections across 4 distinct office roles. They are currently running in 1 election. Their platform reads as economically centrist and socially centrist.
Current Office
Minister for Foreign Affairs
State
Cork
Election Wins
2
Appointments
2
Active Races
1