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Caoimhe Archibald has served as MLA for East Derry since May 2016. She is the current Chair of the Assembly’s Economy Committee.
Prior to election she worked in agri-food research having completed a BSc (hons) and PhD at Queen’s University and PG Diploma in Management and Corporate Governance at Ulster University.
As Sinn Féin economy spokesperson, Caoimhe has worked with Sinn Féin ministers to support workers, families and businesses through the Covid pandemic.
Caoimhe has worked as part of Sinn Féin’s all-island team to deliver protections for businesses, workers and families against the impact of Brexit
Caoimhe’s priorities for East Derry are delivering more and better jobs, providing education and training opportuni– ties particularly for young people, affordable housing including in rural communities, and access to health services. Caoimhe will work to ensure the Protocol’s unique opportunities are maximised to create jobs and investment, and strengthen the all-island economy.
Latest news from Caoimhe
McDonald, Farrell and Archibald welcome constructive engagement with Irish Universities Association (IUA)
Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald, spokesperson for Further and Higher Education, Mairéad Farrell, and Caoimhe Archibald, Minister for Finance (Stormont), today welcomed the positive and constructive engagement with the Irish Universities Association (IUA)...
Tory migration plans will damage the local economy – Archibald
Sinn Féin MLA Caoimhe Archibald has said the announcement by the British government of measures to restrict legal migration could be hugely damaging to our local economy. The party’s spokesperson for the Executive Office said: “The Tory Government's latest plan to...
British Government must do more to cut rising fuel costs – Archibald
Sinn Féin MLA Caoimhe Archibald has said the British Government must do more to cut rising fuel costs. Speaking after the RAC urged retailers to cut prices at the pump, the East Derry MLA said: "The British Government should immediately cut the price of...