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==History==
==History==
The party was established in 1984 as a merger of the local association of the Centre Party and the Caithian People's Party. Both parties failed to enter the Cynulliad in the 1980 election. They entered talks to merge over their similar policy positions and shared electoral base. The new party was known as the Trawlers' Party, a name it kept until the 2010 election when it rebranded as Trawlers' Interest.
Since first entering the Cynulliad in 1985, the party has acted as Caithia's third party. For much of its history, it has been the largest of the unionist parties in the assembly. It has participated in a number of governments, working with both [[Forward (Caithia)|Forward]] and other unionist parties.


==Platform and support==
==Platform and support==

Revision as of 15:18, 7 June 2021

Trawlers' Interest
Diddordeb Dreillong
Ús Trawlaí
LeaderIeuan ap Dafyd
HeadquartersLloidas, County Caithia
Youth wingYoung Centrists
IdeologyCentrism
Agrarianism
Regionalism
Caldish unionism
Political positionCentre
National partyCentre Party
Colours  Green
Caithian seats in the Comhthionól Náisiúnta
1 / 3
Cynulliad
5 / 32

Trawlers' Interest (Caithian: Diddordeb Dreillong, Ghaillish: Ús Trawlaí) is a branch of the Centre Party that operates in County Caithia. The party currently has 1 of the Caithian seats in the Comhthionól Náisiúnta and 5 elected members of the Cynulliad. It also has representation in all of Caithia's 16 parishes. The party is part of the governing coalition led by First Minister Aoife Nic Dhiarmaid.

History

The party was established in 1984 as a merger of the local association of the Centre Party and the Caithian People's Party. Both parties failed to enter the Cynulliad in the 1980 election. They entered talks to merge over their similar policy positions and shared electoral base. The new party was known as the Trawlers' Party, a name it kept until the 2010 election when it rebranded as Trawlers' Interest.

Since first entering the Cynulliad in 1985, the party has acted as Caithia's third party. For much of its history, it has been the largest of the unionist parties in the assembly. It has participated in a number of governments, working with both Forward and other unionist parties.

Platform and support

Election results

Leadership and elected representatives