Frank Feely is a former Irish Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) politician and teacher in Northern Ireland.
[2] In common with other SDLP members, he did not take his seat on the Constitutional Convention, and instead acted as an alternate at the New Ireland Forum.
[6] In the late 1990s, Feely was Vice Chairman of the District Council, and played a prominent role in Newry's successful bid for city status.
[7] In November 2005, Feely and sixteen other nationalist councillors were jointly surcharged £10,000 and barred from public office for five years for refusing FAIR the use of Newtownhamilton Community Centre.
[9] Feely sits on the East Border Region Committee,[7] the Carlingford / Foyle Loughs Commission and the Rural Communities Network (NI).