From the 2011 Presidential Election a flyer from Fine Gael candidate Gay Mitchell. It has the same slogan “Pride at Home, Respect Abroad” as Mary Davis, although Mitchell is due to change is slogan.
From the 2011 Presidential Election a flyer from Fine Gael candidate Gay Mitchell. It has the same slogan “Pride at Home, Respect Abroad” as Mary Davis, although Mitchell is due to change is slogan.
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Ailtirí na hAiséirghe
Aontacht Eireann
Cavan Road Action Group (CRAG)
Choice Party
Christian Principles Party
Clann na Poblachta,
CPI -Marxist-Leninist ,
Community Democrats of Ireland
Community Party
Córas na Poblachta
Cumann na nGaedhael ,
Democratic Left
Democratic Socialist Party ,
Fathers Rights
H-Block
Independent Fianna Fail (Blaney)
Independents Health Alliance
Independent Socialist Party
Irish Anti Apartheid Movement
Irish Housewives Association
Irish Independence Party
Irish Workers League
National Labour
National Party
Libertas
Militant Labour ,
Muintir na hÉireann,
National Legal Justice Action Group
Natural Law Party
New Agenda (Post WP -Pre DL)
Northern Ireland Womens Coalition
Planning Reform Party ,
Progressive Democrats
Priorities Party ,
Socialist Environmental Alliance
Socialist Labour Party
Tax Reform League
Ulster Democratic Party(UDP)
United Minds
Working Class Action
NO
“A Mother’s Love is Irreplaceable.. Vote No” -Iona Institute
‘Nine Reasons to Vote NO to same Gender “Marriage” ‘-Blanchardstown Baptist Church
“I want a mammy, NOT two daddies…” ad from Mothers and Fathers Matter
Mothers and Fathers Matter Leaflet
Standup4Marriage leaflet
'Keith Mills' Leaflet
Bishop Kevin Doran
“Definition of Natural Marriage and the Family”
Vote No from NO to go
“Same Sex Marriage Referendum…. A Cross Denominational Response”
Leaflet From The Archdiocese Of Dublin
Athlone Christian Fellowship Church
I'm Gay and Voting No -Mothers and Fathers Matter
“10 Reasons Why ‘Homosexual Marriage’ Is Harmful And Must Be Opposed” ISCC
YES
Sinn Fein
Ogra Fianna Fail
Yes Equality Flyers with Babs Keating etc
Yes Equality Flyers with Pat Carey, Rob Kearney etc
Fianna Fail
“Vótáil TÁ Comhionannas” bileog
Declan Burke
People Before Profit
Senator Katherine Zappone
Green Party
Labour Party
Labour Party flyer
Yes Equality - “Frequently Asked Questions”
Fine Gael
Roscommon South Leitrim
Martin Kenny (SF)
Ivan Connaughton (FF)
John Kelly (Lab)
Maura Hopkins (FG)
Des Guckian (Ind)
John McDermott (HAC)
Michael Fitzmaurice (Ind)
Vote Pro Life
Dublin South West
Cathal King (SF)
Cáit Keane (FG)
Declan Burke (Ind)
Ronan McMahon (Ind)
Paul Murphy (AAA)
John Lahart (FF)
Tony Rochford (Ind)
Colm O'Keefe (Ind)
Pamela Kearns (Lab)
2011 Dana , David Norris 1 , 2 ,
Martin McGuinness 1, 2
Mary Davis 1, 2, 3 ,
Michael D. Higgins 1, 2, 3 ,
Gay Mitchell 1, 2,
Sean Gallagher
1997 Mary McAleese , Adi Roche, Dana, Derek Nally, Mary Banotti
1990 Mary Robinson,Brian Lenihan,Austin Currie
1973 Erskine Childers , 1966 Eamon DeValera
1945 Sean MacEoin , Sean T O’Kelly
Mitchell does not need to change his slogan.
He needs to change his party.
His bunch are under impression (have always been, too) that without the State would never exist. Nauseating nonsense.
Fine Gael drove a President from office in 1976 due to conduct of a Minister for Defence who insulted the Commander in Chief of Defence Forces in presence of soldiers. The Minister offered to resign but, shamefully, his Taoiseach declined to accept that offer. Ministers in that Government stood by that decision.
Fine Gael should never be allowed to hold Presidency till they publicly apologise for it.
Fine Gael should also recall its record in first Government of this State. They executed 77 people without trial, taken from prison cells, beaten to death in prison cells or executed as prisoners of war. Its Minister for Finance, Mr Collins, was heavily engaged in or associated with kidnaps and killings.
Sean MacBride refused to allow a Fine Gael leader hold the office of Taoiseach in 1948-1951 and again in 1957-1961 because of these atrocities…for which Fine Gael has not only never apologised but which it regards as part of its (proud????) history and heritage. Shameless as well as shameful.
Despite this litany of shame Fine Gael contested elections in which they sought to portray Fianna Fail as directy as they do Sinn Fein today. The electorate’s response was to toss them into wilderness for decades.
Conveniently, the FG party did a name change which distanced itself, they felt, itself from that era of shame. But it should not be forgotten now, not least because the President coming to power in 2011 will be in situ when some of these events are 100 years old. Fine Gael is 100% unfit to hold that office for that reason.