A leaflet from William Corcoran who is running as a People’s Candidate in Cork North central for a seat on Cork City Council. Peoples Candidates are allied to An Chomhdháil Phobail / The People’s Convention
The candidates Profile
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A flyer from Alan McMenamin who is running as an Independent candidate in Stranorlar for a seat on Donegal County Council.
He is on Twitter @AlanMcMenamin
He is also on Facebook
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A leaflet from Labour candidate Chrtisty Galligan who is running for Labour in Letterkenny for a seat on Donegal County Council.
The Campaign Facebook Page
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A Leaflet from Dominic Mac Conraoi who is running for Sinn Fein in Rathgar Rathmines for a seat on Dublin City Council.
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A leaflet from Paddy McKee who is running for Fianna Fail in Kilkenny City West for a seat on Kilkenny County Council.
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A flyer from Sue-Ellen Carroll who is running for Fine Gael in Cork City North East for a seat on Cork City Council.
The Campaign Facebook Page
She is on Twitter @SueellenCarroll
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A leaflet from Shirley Griffin who is running as a People’s Candidate in Ballincollig-Carrigaline for a seat on Cork County Council.
You’ll find her profile here
To date, An Chomhdháil Phobail / The People’s Convention (www.cppc.ie) has twelve candidates contesting the elections in Cork.
CPPC is not a political party, has no whip system, and has no national executive dictating policies. By getting independendents elected to Council, the CPPC movement aims to dismantle the present vested interest political party stranglehold, enforced by a whip system, and give power back to local communities.
Candidates have signed a pledge (the PEOPLES CONTRACT), obliging elected representatives to engage in a consultation process with their local community on every issue to be voted upon at Council meetings and are duty bound to vote on the mandate of the wishes of their community.
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A leaflet for traders on Dublin’s Moore Street from Independent candidate Gary Gannon who is running in The North Inner City for a seat on Dublin City Council.
The candidates website
He is on Twitter @1GaryGannon
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A leaflet from Shane O’Callaghan who is running for Fine Gael in Ballincollig-Carrigaline for a seat on Cork County Council.
The candidates website
The Campaign Facebook Page
He is on Twitter @ShaneFineGael
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A leaflet from Mary Linehan-Foley who is running as an Independent in East Cork for a seat on Cork County Council. She has been a member of Youghal Town Council since 1999.
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A leaflet from Labour Councillor Paul Bell who is running in Drogheda for a seat on Louth County Council. He is a nephew of former TD Michael Bell.
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A leaflet from Éilis Ryan who is running as an Independent in Dublins North Inner City Ward for a seat on Dublin City Council.
She is on Twitter @eilistweets
Her website
The Campaign Facebook Page
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A Flyer and a ‘Sorry I Missed You’ Card from Keith Redmond who is running for Fine Gael in Howth Malahide for a seat on Fingal County Council.
He previously ran in the 2007 General Election
He is on Twitter @DrKeithRedmond
The Campaign Facebook Page
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A leaflet from Independent Donie Rua O’Sullivan who is running in South and West Kerry for a seat on Kerry County Council.
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A leaflet from Sinn Fein Councillor John Brady who is running in Bray for a seat on Wicklow County Council.
He is on Twitter @johnbradysf
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A “No to Water Charges” Leaflet from Denise Parker, Terry Kelleher and Maurice Sweeney who are running for the Anti Austerity Alliance in Balbriggan.
The North County Dublin AAA Facebook Page
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A newsletter from Noel Rock who is running for Fine Gael in Ballymun for a seat on Dublin City Council.
Noel Rocks website
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A flyer from Kilcock based Paul Ward who is running for Fianna Fail in Maynooth for a seat on Kildare County Council.
The Campaign Facebook Page
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