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Dorothy McGinley incoming President of the Irish National Teachers' Organisation. Photograph: Moya Nolan
Dorothy McGinley is the new President of the Irish National Teachers’ Organisation.
A native of Annagry, she represented District 2 encompassing Derry, Tyrone, Fermanagh, Armagh and South Down, on the INTO Central Executive Committee since 2012.
Dorothy graduated from St Patrick’s College in 1986 and currently teaches in Sion Mills primary school, Co Tyrone. She has a varied teaching background having spent nine years teaching in various international school systems; subsequently returning to teach in Northern Ireland where she became an active INTO member. She became District 2 representative on the Northern Committee and Central Executive Committee in 2012.
Dorothy has previously served as vice-president, INTO Education Committee District 2 representative as well as Branch Secretary/Treasurer for the Strabane Branch and was chairperson of the Northern Committee in 2017-2018.
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