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Sinéad Ennis is a young, dynamic and effective MLA. She is widely recognised as a strong voice for South Down.
As the Sinn Féin spokesperson for Culture, Arts & Sport she has been to the fore in driving forward the Casement Park project, and has assisted many of our local sports clubs deliver modern facilities throughout South Down.
A fierce advocate for local health services, Sinéad has repeatedly raised the need to protect and enhance services at Daisy Hill and local access to care in the community.
In recognising that South Down needs much more affordable and public housing, Sinéad has worked proactively with Housing Minister Deirdre Hargey in recent years to help transform our local housing system.
Sinéad has also been a steadfast champion for the Narrow Water Bridge and has successfully lobbied political leaders in Stormont and Dublin towards investing in this unique infrastructure project.
Away from political life, Sinéad enjoys spending time with her young family in Derrylekagh and as a playing member for Burren GAC, she is proud to have represented her county at senior football.
Latest news from Sinéad
Ennis welcomes IRC report on tackling paramilitarism and criminal enterprises
Sinn Féin MLA and Justice spokesperson Sinead Ennis has welcomed the publication of the Independent Reporting Commission’s report on tackling paramilitarism. Sinead Ennis said:“Today’s report again highlights the need to continue to pursue the twin track approach...
Discovery of 27 brothels by police ‘truly shocking’ – Ennis
Sinn Féin MLA Sinéad Ennis has said the discovery of 27 brothels by police is ‘truly shocking'’ and said it’s a relief that the victims have now been brought to safety. The party’s Justice Spokesperson said: “News that police have discovered 27 brothels...
Ennis hails progress on Narrow Water Bridge project
Sinn Féin MLA Sinéad Ennis has hailed progress on the development of Narrow Water Bridge as key to ‘unlocking South Down’s potential’.Speaking after meeting with An Taoiseach today at the proposed site for the bridge, the South Down MLA also called on the Irish...
