Colley, Anne (1951–)
Colley, Anne (1951–)
Irish politician. Born July 1951 in Dublin, Ireland; dau. of George Colley (TD, 1961–83); m. General Ormonde.
Was a founder member of the Progressive Democrats; elected to the 25th Dáil (1987–89) for Dublin South; defeated in general election (1989).
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