from the 2011 General election campaign a leaflet from Fine Gael candidate Denis Naughten running in Roscommon South Leitrim. The leaflet focuses on his record locally and nationally.
many thanks to the sender
“Vote No 1 Denis” -Denis Naughten- Fine Gael -Roscommon South Leitrim February 12, 2011
Flyer from Eoghan Murphy -Fine Gael- Dublin South East February 10, 2011
From the 2001 General Election Campaign a flyer from Fine Gael candidate in Dublin South East, Eoghan Murphy. Murphy who topped the poll in the Local Elections is in the mix to win a seat in a highly competitive constituency.
On teh reverse we get Fine Gaels 5 point plan to get Ireland Working.
Flyer from Enda Kenny -Fine Gael- 2011 General Election Mayo February 8, 2011
First off many thanks to the sender. A 2011 General Election flyer from Fine Gael Leader Enda Kenny.
He urges “the people of Mayo” “to grasp the unique opportunity facing them to elect four Fine Gael deputies to lead Ireland’s renewal in the next Government.”
Flyer for Anthony Lawlor -Fine Gael -Kildare North -2011 General Election February 7, 2011
From the 2011 General Election a flyer from Fine Gael candidate Anthony Lawlor running in Kildare North. Lawlor is a councillor for the Naas area.
Letter from Fine Gaels Terence Flanagan to voters in Dublin North East -2011 General Election February 6, 2011
From the 2011 General Election a letter to voters from Fine Gael Dublin North East candidate Terence Flanagan.
Odd flyer for Gerry Breen Fine Gael -Dublin North West -2011 General Election
An odd one this, delivered for Gerry Breen one of the Fine Gael candidates in Dublin North West in the 2011 General Election.
The sender (many thanks) notes..
Just got this in the door today. It’s monochrome in the original too. As you can see, the flyer is mostly an application form for a European Health Insurance Card. Would have thought this kind of thing would be more typical at Christmas/between elections than during a campaign. Note that nowhere does it directly solicit a vote!
Flyer for Michael Murphy -Fine Gael- Tipperary South 2011 General Election
From the 2011 General Election campaign a flyer for Fine Gael Tipperary South candidate Michael Murphy. Clonmel based Murphy was fisrt elected to the county Council in 2009.
His Website.
many thanks to the sender.
‘Win €100’ – Wonderful Fine Gael Crossword competition from 2008 February 5, 2011
From a Fine Gael freesheet called ‘Dublin First’ issued in 2008. Some of the clues are quite cutting and very pro Fine Gael. Well worth a read.
Click on Image to enlarge Crossword and clues.
Alan Shatter Newsletter Jan/Feb 2011 February 3, 2011
From the 2011 General Election in Dublin South a Newsletter from Fine Gael TD Alan Shatter.
There are various themes including awards he’d won from the Mirror and Irish Independent but he also mentions that word ‘Change’…
Change is often a theme in Elections,never more so than at the minute. The PDs in 1987 were “For Real Change” , In 1982 Fine Gael wanted “Change for the Better“, it was a slogan they used in 2007 also. In 2007 Pat Rabbitte gave Labours “five Commitments for change“.
Here Shatter goes that bit further and mentions “Revolutionary democratic change“.
Letter from Leo Varadkar -Fine Gael -Dublin West -2011 General Election February 2, 2011
From the 2011 General Election Campaign a letter to voters in Dublin West from Fine Gael TD Leo Varadkar. Amongst Leos points in the letter are that “Ireland does not need a Left Led Government”.
Many thanks to the sender.
Flyer from Brian Hayes -Fine Gael -2011 General Election Dublin South West January 19, 2011
From the 2011 General Election a flyer from Fine Gael TD Brian Hayes running in Dublin South West.
“YES TO RECOVERY – YES TO EUROPE” -Flyer from Eugene Regan Fine Gael Lisbon Treaty Referendum January 16, 2011
From the Lisbon Treaty Referendum campaign a flyer from Fine Gael senator Eugene Regan urging a Yes vote.
“JOIN THE TEAM IRELAND 2.0 ” Poster – Fine Gael 2011 GE January 15, 2011
From the Fine Gael Website a poster for the 2011 General Election campaign.
Enda Kenny with the message “JOIN THE TEAM IRELAND 2.0”
You can now design your own version of the poster HERE
Ad for Tom O’Higgins -Fine Gael -1973 Presidential Election January 12, 2011
From the 1973 Presidential Election an ad for the National Coalition (Fine Gael) candidate Tom O’Higgins who polled 587,771 votes losing out to Erskine Childers.
O’Higgins had also contested the 1966 Presidential Election where he lost to Eamon de Valera by just over 10,000 votes.
From the Galway advertiser
Flyer for Derek Keating -Independent (Now Fine Gael) -2004 Local Elections Lucan January 9, 2011
From the 2004 Local Election a letter from Independent candidate Derek Keating running in Lucan. On the reverse are some images of Newspaper clippings about rezoning in the area.
Keating polled 3,680 votes topping the poll and being elected on the first count. He has since joined Fine Gael and again topped the poll in the 2009 local Elections with 4,146 votes.
He is standing in Dublin Mid West in the 2011 Election for Fine Gael.
“See the difference -You can check the record” -Richard Bruton 1997 Election Leaflet with the Rainbow Governments record January 1, 2011
From the 1997 General Election a glossy leaflet produced by Fine Gael candidate Richard Bruton with details of the Rainbow Governments achievements. It was illustrated at both the National and The local level. It gives an idea of where we were at in 1997 and how in hindsight it was an awful pity that the Rainbow government was not returned.
The outgoing Minister for Enterprise and Employment was easily elected.
Letter from Alan Farrell introducing himself to voters- Fine Gael Dublin North 2011 GE December 22, 2010
A letter to voters from Alan Farrell, the recently selected Fine Gael candidate for Dublin North.
In the letter Councillor Farrell introduces himself to voters.
Leaflet for Cathy Fay -Fine Gael -1997 GE Dublin North Central December 17, 2010
From the 1997 General election a leaflet for Fine Gael candidate Cathy Fay running in Dublin North Central. Fay polled 1,326 votes and failed to win a seat.
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