Galvin, Sheila (1914–1983)
Galvin, Sheila (1914–1983)
Irish politician. Born Feb 23, 1914, in Cork City, Ireland; died Mar 20, 1983; m. John Galvin (TD, 1956–63); children: Barry Galvin, Carol Galvin Cotter, Mary Galvin Buckley.
Following husband's death, won a by-election representing Fianna Fáil to 17th Dáil for Cork City (1964–65).
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