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A Sinn Fein representative, Paul Burke, has decided to resign from his position on the Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council due to personal reasons. Paul Burke was elected to the council in 2023 and was the first Sinn Fein councillor to be elected to the Lisburn North district. His resignation has led to the selection of a new representative, Declan Lynch, who is also a well-known sportsman in the Lisburn area.

Declan Lynch expressed his gratitude for being chosen to represent the people of Lisburn North on the council. He acknowledged the work done by Paul Burke and expressed his commitment to working hard for the community. Lynch emphasized his dedication to providing excellent council services and bringing about positive changes for the residents of Lisburn North.

The Local Democracy Reporting Service reached out to both Paul Burke and the Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council for comments on the resignation. The council has already taken steps to remove Burke’s details from their website and has welcomed Declan Lynch as the new councillor for Lisburn North.

As the community adjusts to the change in representation, it is important to recognize the contributions made by Paul Burke and the enthusiasm shown by Declan Lynch in his new role. The residents of Lisburn North can look forward to continued support and advocacy from their local council members as they work towards a better future for the area.