A Leaflet from Noel Peers who was running for The Progressive Democrats in Dublin North East in the 1989 General Election. He polled 812 votes and missed out on a seat.

A Leaflet from Noel Peers who was running for The Progressive Democrats in Dublin North East in the 1989 General Election. He polled 812 votes and missed out on a seat.

From the 1987 General Election a Leaflet for Helena McAuliffe-Ennis and Dan O’Sullivan who were running for The Progressive Democrats in Longford Westmeath. Helena McAuliffe-Ennis polled 3463 vote and Daniel O’Sullivan polled 1938 votes , neither won a seat. Helena McAuliffe-Ennis was important to the Progressive Democrats as she was the only Labour Parliamentary Party member to join them after they had been set up.

“Get Involved and make a real difference” a Progressive Democrats Dublin South East recruitment leaflet circa 2004.

From the 1999 Local Elections a leaflet from Michael Flynn running for the Progressive Democrats in Tramore. IN the poll for the County Council he polled 387 votes and missed out on a seat, however he was elected to Tramore Town Council with 258 votes.

From the 1989 General Election a leaflet from Des O’Malley and Peadar Clohessy running for The Progressive Democrats in Limerick East. Both were elected.

From the 1992 General Election a newsletter from Michael McDowell of The Progressive Democrats running in Dublin South East. He polled 4504 votes and regained the seat he lost in 1989.

From the 2004 Citizenship Referendum a leaflet from The Progressive Democrats urging a Yes vote in the Referendum.
From the 1987 General Election a leaflet from Frank Dwan of The Progressive Democrats who was running in Tipperary North. He polled 2,444 votes and missed out on a seat.
Many thanks to the sender.
From the 2002 General Election,a leaflet from Noel Grealish of the Progressive Democrats running in Galway West. Grealish was elected. His running mates were Donal Lyons and Declan McDonnell.
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From the 1999 Local Elections a leaflet from John Minihan running for the Progressive Democrats in Cork South East. Minihan was elected to Cork City Council.
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From the 2004 Local Elections , a leaflet from Mary Mannion of The Progressive Democrats who was running in Killaloe for a seat on Clare County Council.
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From the 2004 Local Elections , a leaflet from Máirín Quill of The Progressive Democrats running in Cork North East where she topped the poll and was elected on the first count.
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A Leaflet from Nicola Byrne of The Progressive Democrats when running in Malahide in the 2004 Local Elections. She polled 1052 votes and missed out on a seat.
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From the 1994 Local Elections a Leaflet from Michael McCullagh who was running for The Progressive Democrats for a seat on Ballinasloe UDC. He polled 108 votes and narrowly missed out on a seat. Many thanks to the sender.

From the 2007 General Election a 20 page magazine style summary of their manifesto from The Progressive Democrats It’s uploaded in pdf here or click on the image to launch
From the 1989 General Election a leaflet from Geraldine Harney who was running for the Progressive Democrats in Dublin Central. She polled 1,418 votes and missed out on a seat. Sinn Fein didn’t win a seat either!
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“The Real Party of The Environment” a leaflet from Michael McDowell of The Progressive Democrats from the 1997 General Election. Despite the leaflet McDowell lost his seat with John Gormley of The Green Party winning a seat instead. As the Greens were making progress in the polls, in elections between 1997 and 2007 all parties tried to show off their environmental credentials.
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From the 1987 General Election a leaflet outlining the “Progressive Democrats New Deal!”. It contains details of all the partys policies, such as reducing the number of TDs, Abolishing the Senate, Standard Tax rates to go down to 25% and more.

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