A Leaflet from Gerben Uunk who is running for The Party for Animal Welfare (PAW) in Limerick County in the 2024 General Election

A Leaflet from Gerben Uunk who is running for The Party for Animal Welfare (PAW) in Limerick County in the 2024 General Election

A Leaflet from Molly Candon who is running for The Party for Animal Welfare (PAW) in Sligo Leitrim in the 2024 General Election

A leaflet from Carolyn Fahy who is running for The Party for Animal Welfare (PAW) in Meath East in the 2024 General Election

A leaflet from Patrice Nugent who is running for The Party For Animal Welfare (PAW) in Tallaght Central in the 2024 Local Elections

A leaflet from Carolyn Fahy who is running for The Party for Animal Welfare (PAW) in Ratoath in the 2024 Local Elections

A leaflet from “Vegan Viking” Gerben Uunk who is running for the Party for Animal Welfare for the LImerick Directly Elected Mayor and also in The Newcastlewest LEA in the 2024 Local Elections

Founded in 1985 , The Community Party contested the 1985 Local Elections for Letterkenny UDC and had a Councillor elected. This episode also covers the debate around slot machines in Donegal in that period.
The Spring 2011 edition of “Towards Human Rights and Truth Recovery” The Newsletter of The Pat Finucane Centre.

The Monetary Reform Party were founded in the early 1940’s, had Oliver J Flanagan elected as a TD in 1943. There was a split and Flanagan’s Laois -Offaly group went their own way before joining Fine Gael. The Remaining Monetary Reform Party had elected reps until the early 1970’s.
I’ve created a website for the podcast too, should you wish to listen to other episodes etc..
The episode covers Noel “Flukey” Gorman and his outing in November 1982 for the “Sligo Leitrim Society for the prevention of cruelty to constituents by lying and cheating politicians” and 1987 and 1994 outings for “The All Night Party” .
The Natural Law Party stood in Irish Elections (both North and South) during the 1990s. They were famous for their advocation of Natural Law and the promotion of solving the worlds issues via Yogic Flying.
This episode covers the Cork based Anti Emigration Movement that fielded candidates in the 1960 Local Elections. They were also part of the broader Emigration Action Movement which was formed as a National Umbrella group for like minded groups and parties.
Poblacht Chríostúil (Christian Republic) was an Irish political party active from 1956 to the late 1960s. It advocated Catholic social teaching, a planned economy and national self-sufficiency.
From 1964 “Intíreachas: the Social and Economic Policy of Poblacht Chríostúil”. They were a small mainly Munster based Party thats aims were for “a politically and economically independent Ireland on a basis of Christian and traditional ideals” At it’s height it had a number of Urban District Councillors.
I’ve scanned and uuploaded the document here (It’s 120 pages long)
The Autumn 1999 Edition of “Campaign Spokes” the newsletter of the Dublin Cycling Campaign NewsletterI’ve scanned and uploaded it in pdf here
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A leaflet from Caroline Foxe who is running as an Independent / Irish Postmasters Union (IPU) candidate in Wexford.
The Campaign Facebook Page
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A leaflet from current Letterkenny Town Councillor Tom Crossan who is running for The Letterkenny Residents Party for a seat on Donegal County Council.
The Letterkenny Residents Party are one of the smallest of the States Registered Political Parties.
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