From 1979 an Anti Nuclear leaflet from The Irish Sovereignty Movement. According to wikipedia
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The Irish Sovereignty Movement was a political lobby group in the 1970s and 1980s fronted by Anthony Coughlan who was its chairman. It held meetings and produced publications campaigning on various political issues mainly to do with Irish Independence and its relationship with the Common Market, EEC and European Community, Irish neutrality, as well as Northern Ireland.
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From the 1972 Referendum on Ireland joining The Common Market , three leaflets urging a No vote from the Common Market Defence Campaign.
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From the 1972 Referendum on entry to the EEC a leaflet and poster from Aontacht Eireann urging a No vote.
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From the 1972 Referendum Campaign on Ireland Joining the Common Market (EU) a leaflet from a group ‘Irishwomen Against The Common Market’ urging a No vote. Some very interesting names at the bottom of the leaflet such as actress Siobhan McKenna, Sheila Conroy and Noelle Davies.
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From the 1972 Referendum on Entry to EEC a Flyer from Sinn Fein “Lynch and Cosgrave Auctioneers..For Sale…”
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From 2001 a leaflet from Fine Gaels Richard Bruton looking for a Yes vote in the Nice Referendum, A Yes vote for the Referendum on the Abolition of the Death Penalty and A Yes Vote to membership of The International Criminal Court.
The leaflet also has a message from the then Fine Gael leader Michael Noonan.
This Nice Treaty Referendum was rejected by voters (and later re run) and the Death Penalty and International Criminal Court Referenda were passed.
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From the 1972 Referendum on entry to the Common Market an ad from Fianna Fail asking “The EEC and Prices -What Are The Facts?”.
Many thanks to the sender, who has a series of cuttings from The May 1972 editions of The Evening Press available online.
The Anti Fiscal Treaty leaflet from UKIP MEPS from the Fiscal Treaty Referendum campaign. The leaflet was delivered to every house in Ireland (or so they claimed).
Unusual to see so many ‘personalities’ involved in any political campaign. This Fiscal Treaty ad from the Alliance for Ireland has sports people , musicians and more.
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From the Fiscal Treaty Referendum an”Enough is Enough. Vote No to Austerity” Leaflet from The Workers and Unemployed Action Group (WUAG).
Via the WUAG site
From the Fiscal Treaty Referendum Campaign a “Euro2012 Support Ireland -Vote No” Poster from Sinn Fein. I gather the poster is not too popular with the FAI.
From the Fiscal Treaty Referendum Campaign , a Socialist Party “Jaws” style Vote No Poster.
From the Fiscal treaty Referendum campaign a “Referendum Commission Alternative Booklet” produced by éirígí.
Available in PDF format here
It is a response to the Referendum Commission booklet which according to éirígí ..
“… was supposed to provide an impartial and independent critique of the ‘Stability Treaty’, but in reality it could have been printed by Fine Gael or IBEC. ”
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From the Fiscal Treaty Referendum Campaign a series of Anti Sinn Féin Posters from the Labour Party looking for a Yes Vote.
“2008 – Sinn Féin & The Bank Bailout – Wrong Then , 2012 Sinn Féin & The Stability Treaty Wrong Now”
From the Fiscal Treaty Referendum campaign, a “Don’t become Merkel’s Puppet’ – ‘Say No to Austerity’ Leaflet Produced by Non-attached Members of the European Parliament, Nikki Sinclaire MEP, Mike Nattrass MEP & Trevor Colman MEP.
Their website
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From the Fiscal Treaty Campaign a “Vote No” Poster from the Campaign Against Household & Water Taxes.
From the Fiscal Treaty Referendum Campaign a leaflet from Libertas. “Be Pro-European , Be Pro-Growth , Be Pro-Recovery… But on May 31st, Reject the job-killing Fiscal Treaty. It’s cut the bank debt or No Deal ”
I’ve also Uploaded the leaflet in PDF
From the Fiscal treaty Referendum Campaign a “For A Working Ireland … Vote Yes” Leaflet from Fine Gael.
Many thanks to Fine Gael for posting it out.
Irish Election Literature 
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