The Tullamore councillor is now running for a seat in the Dáil after securing her first seat on Offaly County Council this summer.
Sinn Féin will make Offaly the leading county in Ireland's journey to solving the housing crisis.
That's the message from general election candidate for the party in Offaly, Aoife Masterson.
The Tullamore councilllor was elected to the local authority in the recent local elections after the fourth count, after picking up a total of 1,216 first preference votes.
Ms Masterson says the National Construction Training Campus in Mount Lucas will be central to Sinn Féin's housing strategy if they're elected to govern:
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