A Leaflet from David Shanahan running for Fianna Fáil in Clonmel for a seat on Tipperary County Council.
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Leaflet from David Shanahan – Fianna Fáil – Clonmel #LE19 May 15, 2019
Leaflet from Siobhan Ambrose -Fianna Fáil – Clonmel #LE19 May 3, 2019
A Leaflet from Siobhan Ambrose of Fianna Fáil running in Clonmel to retain her seat on Tipperary County Council.
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Leaflet from Canice Egan, Anne Taylor, Jimmy Keating -Labour – Clonmel – 1999 Local Elections July 11, 2016
From the 1999 Local Elections a leaflet for Canice Egan, Anne Taylor and Jimmy Keating running for Labour in Clonmel for seats on South Tipperary County Council and Clonmel Corporation. None of the candidates were elected.
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Flyer for the Fine Gael candidates Clonmel Corporation from 1961 May 30, 2016
From I assume 1961 a flyer for the Fine Gael candidates running for Clonmel Corporation. Denis Burke has a Park in Clonmel named after him. There were two different Patrick Fitzgeralds on the ticket along with Edward Gahan, Patrick O’Callaghan, Patrick O’Connor , Martin Slater and Michael White.
I’m not sure which of the candidates were elected although the ‘E’ beside their names may indicate that they were elected.
Leaflet from Martin Lonergan -Independent (Mattie McGrath) -Clonmel -2014 Local Elections April 26, 2014
“A New Voice, A Fresh Start” a leaflet from Martin Lonergan who is running as an Independent in Cahir Clonmel for a seat on Tipperary County Council. He is backed by TD Mattie McGrath,
The Campaign Facebook Page
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Leaflet from Marie Murphy -Fine Gael – Cahir Clonmel -2014 Local Elections April 9, 2014
A leaflet from Councillor Marie Murphy who is running for Fine Gael in Cahir Clonmel for a seat on Tipperary County Council.
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Leaflet from Eoin O’Flaherty -Independent – Cahir Clonmel -2014 Local Elections April 7, 2014
A leaflet from Independent candidate Eoin O’Flaherty who is running in Cahir Clonmel for a seat on Tipperary County Council.
The Campaign Facebook Page
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Leaflet from Pat English, Pearl Sheehan, Martina Maher -WUAG -Clonmel April 6, 2014
A leaflet from The Workers and Unemployed Action Group for their candidates Pat English, Pearl Sheehan and Martina Maher who are all running in Cahir Clonmel for seat on Tipperary County Council.
The WUAG website
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Flyer from PJ English -Fianna Fail -Clonmel -2014 Local Elections March 14, 2014
A leaflet from PJ English who is running for Fianna Fail in Cahir/Clonmel for a seat on Tipperary County Council.
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Canvass Card from Martin Lonergan -Independent (Mattie McGrath) – Clonmel March 5, 2014
A canvass Card from Independent candidate Martin Lonergan who is running as an Independent in Clonmel for a seat on Tipperary County Council. He is part of Mattie McGraths team along with former PD Councillor Richie Molloy.
The Campaign Facebook Page
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“Enough is Enough. Vote No to Austerity” Leaflet from WUAG May 29, 2012
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
Posters for Pat English, Seamus Healy, Brian O’Donnell, Teresa Ryan, Billy Shoer -WUAG – 2009 LE Clonmel January 1, 2011
From the 2009 Local elections Posters for The Workers and Unemployed Group candidates Pat English, Seamus Healy, Brian O’Donnell, Teresa Ryan and Billy Shoer running in Clonmel.
All were elected to Clonmel UDC, with English and Healy elected to the County Council.
WUAG is contesting the forthcoming General Election as part of the United Left Alliance.
Paddy Healy -Independent -Seanad 2007 April 13, 2010
From the 2007 Seanad Elections, Former head of the TUI Paddy Healy who is currently chair of the National Public Services Alliance.
He has a long history of involvement with the Left and was a founding member of the League for a Workers’ Republic. He stood a number of Times for the Dail in Dublin North East, in 1981 he ran on a H Block ticket but was never elected to the Dail.
His Brother, Seamus Healy of the Clonmel based Workers and Unemployed Group (WUAG) spent between 2000 and 2007 in the Dail and is tipped by many for a return at the next election.
Irish Election Literature 
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