Bríd Rodgers (née Stratford; born 20 February 1935) in Gweedore, County Donegal, Ireland, is an Irish nationalist former politician. Although born and...
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2007 – 4 May 2011 First Minister Ian Paisley Peter Robinson Preceded by Bríd Rodgers Succeeded by Michelle O'Neill Member of Parliament for Fermanagh and...
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(2015–present) Deputy Leader John Hume (1970–1979) Seamus Mallon (1979–2001) Bríd Rodgers (2001–2004) Alasdair McDonnell (2004–2010) Patsy McGlone (2010–2011)...
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Party Candidate Votes % ±% UUP David Trimble 20,836 43.6 ―15.4 SDLP Bríd Rodgers 11,584 24.2 +0.8 Sinn Féin Bernadette O'Hagan 5,773 12.1 +0.6 DUP Mervyn...
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(2015–present) Deputy Leader John Hume (1970–1979) Seamus Mallon (1979–2001) Bríd Rodgers (2001–2004) Alasdair McDonnell (2004–2010) Patsy McGlone (2010–2011)...
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Armagh (1986–2005) MLA for Newry and Armagh (1998–2003) John Hume 3 Bríd Rodgers 2001–2004 MLA for Upper Bann (1998–2003) Mark Durkan 4 Alasdair McDonnell...
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(2015–present) Deputy Leader John Hume (1970–1979) Seamus Mallon (1979–2001) Bríd Rodgers (2001–2004) Alasdair McDonnell (2004–2010) Patsy McGlone (2010–2011)...
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(2015–present) Deputy Leader John Hume (1970–1979) Seamus Mallon (1979–2001) Bríd Rodgers (2001–2004) Alasdair McDonnell (2004–2010) Patsy McGlone (2010–2011)...
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John Robb (served 1982–1989), Seamus Mallon (1982–1983) of the SDLP, Bríd Rodgers (1983–1987) also of the SDLP, peace campaigner Gordon Wilson (1993–1997)...
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Preceded by John Hume Deputy Leader of the SDLP 1979–2001 Succeeded by Bríd Rodgers Political offices New title Good Friday Agreement deputy First Minister...
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(2015–present) Deputy Leader John Hume (1970–1979) Seamus Mallon (1979–2001) Bríd Rodgers (2001–2004) Alasdair McDonnell (2004–2010) Patsy McGlone (2010–2011)...
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(2015–present) Deputy Leader John Hume (1970–1979) Seamus Mallon (1979–2001) Bríd Rodgers (2001–2004) Alasdair McDonnell (2004–2010) Patsy McGlone (2010–2011)...
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(2015–present) Deputy Leader John Hume (1970–1979) Seamus Mallon (1979–2001) Bríd Rodgers (2001–2004) Alasdair McDonnell (2004–2010) Patsy McGlone (2010–2011)...
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MLA (party) MLA (party) MLA (party) 1996 Michelle O'Connor (Sinn Féin) Bríd Rodgers (SDLP) Sam Gardiner (UUP) David Trimble (UUP) Mervyn Carrick (DUP) 5...
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Gonella, Gérard Jacquet, Hans Katzer, Poul Møller, Pierre Pflimlin, Bríd Rodgers, Marcel Albert Vandewiele, Anne Vondeling and Mario Zagari. Previously...
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and Labour Party In office 6 November 2001 – 7 February 2010 Deputy Bríd Rodgers Alasdair McDonnell Preceded by John Hume Succeeded by Margaret Ritchie...
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was a distant relative of the former Northern Ireland Assemblywoman Bríd Rodgers. At age 12, Coll was first sent to a reform school. After being expelled...
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from Obins Street. Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) politician Bríd Rodgers described this incident as "pivotal" in the escalation of the parade...
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Doherty 19,814 40.8 +9.9 UUP William John Thompson 14,774 30.4 ―4.2 SDLP Bríd Rodgers 13,942 28.7 ―3.4 Majority 5,040 10.4 N/A Turnout 48,530 79.9 +0.7 Registered...
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(2015–present) Deputy Leader John Hume (1970–1979) Seamus Mallon (1979–2001) Bríd Rodgers (2001–2004) Alasdair McDonnell (2004–2010) Patsy McGlone (2010–2011)...
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Magner (Lab) Stephen McGonagle (Ind) Seán O'Leary (FG) John Robb (Ind) Bríd Rodgers (Ind) Nominated 1987 Nuala Fennell (FG) Paddy O'Toole (FG) FF: Fianna...
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Parliament, and the SDLP subsequently selected retired headteacher Seán Rodgers to replace her at Stormont. She submitted a letter of resignation to the...
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(2015–present) Deputy Leader John Hume (1970–1979) Seamus Mallon (1979–2001) Bríd Rodgers (2001–2004) Alasdair McDonnell (2004–2010) Patsy McGlone (2010–2011)...
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(2015–present) Deputy Leader John Hume (1970–1979) Seamus Mallon (1979–2001) Bríd Rodgers (2001–2004) Alasdair McDonnell (2004–2010) Patsy McGlone (2010–2011)...
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(2015–present) Deputy Leader John Hume (1970–1979) Seamus Mallon (1979–2001) Bríd Rodgers (2001–2004) Alasdair McDonnell (2004–2010) Patsy McGlone (2010–2011)...
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Magner (Lab) Stephen McGonagle (Ind) Seán O'Leary (FG) John Robb (Ind) Bríd Rodgers (Ind) Nominated 1987 Nuala Fennell (FG) Paddy O'Toole (FG) FF: Fianna...
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Party Took office Left office Bríd Rodgers SDLP 29 November 1999 11 February 2000 Office suspended Bríd Rodgers SDLP 30 May 2000 14 October 2002...
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prominent Northern Ireland figures such as John Robb, Seamus Mallon, Bríd Rodgers and the late Gordon Wilson "Brian Friel". Oireachtas Members Database...
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Republican Alexander Porter, U.S. Senator in the United States Senate. Bríd Rodgers, former MLA who formerly served as SDLP Deputy Leader and was formerly...
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8 December 1994 Belfast Ken Maginnis, Patrick Mayhew, Ivor Richard, Bríd Rodgers [215] 514 35 15 December 1994 Oxford Ruth Deech, Dawn Primarolo, Malcolm...
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