The Summer 2025 newsletter from Red Network Councillor Madeleine Johansson.

A Leaflet from Esther Aherne who is running for Independent Ireland in Limerick City in the 2024 General Election

A leaflet against proposals to ban flavoured vapes distributed in the 2024 General Election campaign, asking voters to bring the issue up with candidates. Not sure who is behind it, the leaflet was picked up in a local petrol station.

A Powervote Voting Machine Operators Guide that was intended to be distributed to each polling station which operated Electronic Voting.

A leaflet from Anluan Dunne who is running for the Green Party in Tralee in the 2024 Local Elections

A list of leaflets from candidates in the 2024 European elections. More leaflets gladly welcome.
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Alan
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Alan
A leaflet from Fintan Phelan who is running for Fianna Fáil in the Carlow LEA in the 2024 Local Elections.

This episode covers The Militant Tendency, Militant Labour in Ireland up until their renaming as The Socialist Party. Their origin, activities in Labour, expulsion and as a separate entity.
Howth Development Association held a number of seats on the Howth UDC in the 1930’s promoting Tourism and Industry in the area. Howth UDC lasted from 1918 to 1942.
Founded in 1926, The County Monaghan Protestant Association represented Protestant interests on Monaghan County Council until 1999. They also backed various Dail candidates over that period with Alexander Hasslet serving three terms as a TD.
Cumann Poblachta na hÉireann were a Short lived Republican Party set up by the IRA in early 1936. They contested the 1936 Dublin Municipal Elections as well as two Dail By-Elections in Galway and Wexford in the same year. They dissolved in 1938
In November 1982 Terry Moroney stood as a candidate in Waterford backed by various Unemployed Groups within the County. Moroney had been one of those that took part in the “March For Decent Jobs” from Dungarvan to Dublin that Summer. This episode tells the story of the march as well as the election campaign.
Set up in 1967, The Donegal Progressive Party drew its support mostly from the Unionist and Protestant community in East Donegal. It held a seat on Donegal County Council from 1967 until 1999 and went off the register of political parties in 2009.
I’ve created a website for the podcast too, should you wish to listen to other episodes etc..
Founded in 1930, The Revolutionary Workers Groups / Revolutionary Workers Party contested the 1930 Dublin Municipal Elections. Set up by Moscow as a result of a lack of trust in Jim Larkin Senior, they were a major part of the reformed Communist Party of Ireland in 1933.
I’ve created a website for the podcast too, should you wish to listen to other episodes etc..
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