The now Labour Party Leader .The then 27 year old Trade Union Official in his first election standing for the Workers Party in Dun Laoghaire – November 1982.
In 1985 he won a council seat in Ballybrack, before winning a seat in the Dail in 1989.
Amongst other Workers Party Gilmore items here is Do You Remember 1985?
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 | John Meehan on Leaflet from Alan Kelly -Labou… |
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