Lynn Ruane speaking at Saoise

Lynn Ruane speaking at Saoise | Freedom on Easter Monday at Kilmainham Gaol. Saoirse was bright to you by The Trailblazery with the kind support of Creative Ireland, OPW , Dublin City Council + Catapult

Lynn Ruane is a recently elected independent senator, serving in Seanad Éireann and is a former president of Trinity College Dublin’s Students’ Union. An early school leaver & single mother of two from Tallaght, she gained access to Trinity College in 2011 through the Trinity Access Programme as a mature student. Prior to her return to education, she worked for fifteen years as an addiction programme developer and community worker in west Dublin. As a senator, Lynn plans to be a passionate and vocal defender of education, a voice for the underrepresented in Irish politics and a challenger of inequality in all its forms.

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