Dawn Doyle
Dawn Doyle is an Irish Sinn Féin activist.
Born in Wexford,[1] Doyle worked in Sinn Féin's Press Office in Dublin for four years before becoming Sinn Féin's Director of Publicity, in 1998.[2] She served in this post for almost ten years, before becoming 26 County Director of Political Operations in 2008.[3] She served as General Secretary of the party from 2009 until 2020.[1][4]
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| Preceded by Rita O'Hare | Sinn Féin Director of Publicity 1998–2008 | Succeeded by Rosaleen Doherty |
| Preceded by Rita O'Hare | General Secretary of Sinn Féin 2009–2020 | Succeeded by Ken O'Connell |
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