Frankie Daly is a dedicated family man, married to Kate, and a father of two. Professionally, he has served as a justice worker in Limerick, and he also boasts a notable athletic background as a former Irish international rugby player.
Daly has a robust political history in Limerick, Ireland. He was initially elected to the Limerick City and County Council in 2014 as a Labour party member.
After two years, he transitioned to an independent councillor. He was re-elected in the 2019 local elections, securing a top position in City North with 1,861 first-preference votes.
In April 2024, Frankie Daly announced his intention to run as an independent candidate in the forthcoming election for Limerick’s first directly-elected mayor. His campaign emphasizes his commitment to action, integrity, and the importance of making a tangible difference in the lives of local residents.
Daly's political platform centers on enhancing the daily lives of citizens through decisive action and leveraging his extensive experience and dedication to the community. His candidacy represents a significant step in Limerick’s political landscape as it prepares to elect its first ever directly elected mayor.