Mr. Conway, a Fine Gael politician, resigned from the party after being arrested for intoxication but remains a senator. He made strides in politics as the first visually impaired member of the Oireachtas, advocating for disability rights. Born with congenital cataracts, he faced numerous challenges, yet he founded AHEAD to support students with disabilities. He entered local politics in 2004, securing popularity within his community and holding key roles in the Seanad over the years, contributing to various important social issues.
Though Mr Conway faced controversies and personal struggles, he has made significant strides in politics, promoting disability rights and representation as an influential figure in Fine Gael.
Mr Conway's journey from a visually impaired child to becoming a senator highlights the importance of accessibility and support for individuals with disabilities in politics.
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