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From the Lislap area of Omagh, Nicola attended St Eugene’s PS Tircur, then the local Loreto Grammar and completed her studies in 2009, graduating from UUJ with a degree in Politics and Criminology. Following two years travelling and working in Australia, she returned to take up employment in Omagh, managing a health care practice.
Nicola joined the Omagh branch of Sinn Féin in 2018 and participated in local, National and Westminster election campaigns. She worked in a variety of roles on behalf of local representatives and contributed to many local events.
In November 2020, Nicola was nominated by her local party to the role of MLA for West Tyrone. She is a member of the Assem– bly’s Education Committee and is Sinn Féin’s spokesperson for Children and Young People.
Hard work, dedication and enthusiasm have been features of Nicola’s time as MLA.
She has championed a number of local campaigns, including the need for increased Mental Health Services in Omagh. Nicola has demonstrated her passion for equality and is vocal in supporting and defending the most vulnerable in society throughout her time in the Education Committee.
Latest news from Nicola
Confirmation Arvalee Special School will continue to have full-time ‘relief for parents and children’ – Brogan
Sinn Féin MLA Nicola Brogan has welcomed confirmation that full-time hours are to be sustained for children attending the nursery at Arvalee Special School in Omagh.
Cuts to nursery hours for children with Special Needs ‘heartless’ – Brogan
Sinn Féin MLA Nicola Brogan has written to the Education Authority for an urgent meeting about its heartless decision to cut hours for children attending nursery at the Arvalee Special School in Omagh.
Huge disruption as security alert continues in Omagh – Brogan
Sinn Féin MLA Nicola Brogan has said an ongoing security alert on the Derry Road in Omagh is causing huge disruption tonight.