Elected to Dáil Éireann May 2007.
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Niall Collins was elected to Dail Eireann in 2007 and prior to that served as a member of Limerick County Council since 2004. Niall is presently a member of the Public Accounts Committee and the Joint Committee on Justice, Equality, Defence and Womens Rights.
CONSTITUENCY REVISION
The Dail Constituencies Boundary Commission have redrawn both the Limerick West and Limerick East constituencies and have further renamed them Limerick City and Limerick. The new Limerick constituency will now comprise of all parts of East, South and West County Limerick excluding the areas of Glin, Athea, Ardagh, Abbeyfeale, Mountcollins, Monagea and Templeglantine which now form part of the new North Kerry/West Limerick constituency. This new "Limerick" constituency is a three seater and the new "Limerick City" constituency is a four seater. Arising from this revision Niall Collins will contest the new Limerick constituency at the next general election. All sitting TD's in this constituency are loosing significant votes gained in the 2007 general election from the area moving into North Kerry/ West Limerick constituency. Niall Collins TD is loosing 2,278 first preference votes, John Cregan TD is loosing 1,781 and Dan Neville TD (FG) is loosing 1,111 votes.
Niall Collins, 37, is an accountant having worked with Ernst & Young and is a former lecturer at Limerick Institute of Technology. Prior to his election to Dail Eireann Niall was deputy CEO of the Shannon Regional Fisheries Board. Niall now works full time as a public representative. Married to Eimear, they have one son, Conor and one daughter Kealon. Niall has a keen and active playing interest in sports including GAA and Rugby.
Every Monday - Newcastle West – Desmond Complex at 11.30am. Patrickswell – Cuchulainn Bar at 2pm. Every Friday - Kilfinane – Healys Bar at 4.30pm. Kilmallock – Flanagan’s Bar at 5pm. Bruff – Jack Clancy’s Bar at 6pm. Kilteely – Aherns Bar at 7pm. Galbally – O’Connell’s Bar at 8pm.
More than €70 million has been invested in the National Solidarity Bond Scheme since it was launched last month, Deputy Niall Collins has learned. The County Limerick TD received word from the Department of Finance that almost 3,000 customers have bought into the bond scheme since May 4th. Read More
Contrary to claims by the Labour Party, the Government remains fully committed to getting back to work, according to Fianna Fail TD for County Limerick, Niall Collins. Read More
Niall Collins Fianna Fáil TD for County Limerick has welcomed both the ratification of the Croke Park deal and the fact that Labour leader Eamon Gilmore has finally got off the fence and endorsed the agreement. Read More
Niall Collins Fianna Fáil TD for County Limerick has today highlighted Fine Gael’s uncertainty over funding for its New-Era jobs plan. Read More
Niall Collins Fianna Fáil TD for Limerick West has today welcomed the news that the car scrappage scheme has led to a major boost in motor sales. Read More
Fianna Fáil TD for Limerick West, Niall Collins, has today welcomed the OECD’s positive assessment of the Irish economy. Read More
Limerick TD Niall Collins has said that Government’s announcement today regarding the Bank of Ireland will make the taxpayer money, unlike Opposition plans which would have cost the state money. Read More
Fianna Fáil TD for Limerick Niall Collins has criticised Labour leader Eamon Gilmore for giving a speech at his party’s conference in Galway dedicated to the economy which failed to outline any budgetary policy. Read More
Limerick TD Niall Collins has said that Labour’s solution to the banking crisis published today (25 March) 18 months after the crisis began provides no new solutions. Read More
The delay in processing passports being caused by the public sector unions is making the case for the privatisation of many public sector services according to County Limerick Fianna Fáil TD Niall Collins Read More
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